Macro Photography with a $4 Reverse Ring

The reverse ring is a magic, I got this ring bought from amazon.in for just $4 and this cheap ring did the same job as a macro lens that cost almost $1800. I don't have a tripod so I'm completely satisfied with the results I get when shooting handheld. As soon as any flower blooms in our pots, I set this reverse ring on the camera and take some good shots.

There are no magnetic points in this reverse ring with the help of which connection is established between the lens and the camera. Because of this, we cannot set the aperture exactly with the camera, hence we have to manually set the focus of the frame and the light by moving the camera back and forth. It's been almost 2 months since I tried this ring and I am really enjoying shooting with it.

This morning when the rose bud bloomed with the first rays of the sun, its beauty was amazing. I took advantage of the opportunity to click some great clicks and then copied the camera's memory card to my laptop and edited all the photos in Lightroom software. I liked all the photos very much after editing. The photo of flower pollen is my favorite in today's post.

The blooming of flowers in the bright morning sunlight looks very charming, the sunlight falling on their pollen shines like a diamond. Good lighting also provides different energy to photography. You can see in the photos how the colors of all the flowers are blooming as if they were stolen from the rainbow. All I would like to write for today is that flowers are beautiful and seeing them gives an even more supernatural feeling.

That's all for today, now I will meet you in the next post where I will again click a photo of an amazing place and present it to you. See you in the next post, till then take care and keep smiling. Namaste

Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to tranlate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from Canon 77D (55-250m) and edited in Lightroom/photoshop.