Macro Photography : Wild Flowers and Insects

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I learned how to use a macro lens to take pictures while we were camping in hilly areas. I have always enjoyed looking at macro photographs because they appear to be of high quality and beautiful.

I've thought about using a macro lens in the past, but it might be too expensive. Despite the fact that the macro lens was intended for use with a cellphone, fortunately a friend of mine had one on that particular day.

This macro lens is compatible with a variety of cell phone models. In fact, in terms of shape, it was made to be used on a mobile phone. It has a clamp handle and a size for the lens that can look like a mobile phone camera.

It was a wonderful camp experience for me to use a macro lens for the first time. We pitched our tents and camped near the slopes on the hill's edge, where the ground was level enough for a tent.

There are a variety of wild flowering plants in this camping area. If we refer to it as a kind of weed, however, they bloom. Several kinds of insects use the flower of these plants as a place to nest.

Numerous insects, including ants and butterflies, are able to reach the flower stems because it appears that this flower contains starch essence. This becomes a part of the life cycle, which science classes refer to as the food chain cycle.

When they enter the photo gallery, beautiful grass plants with elegantly colored flowers appear even more charming. This lens has a high level of zoom sharpness, so it can take beautiful macro photos.

Despite the fact that this is my first time using a macro lens, the results are a little blurry due to the imbalance in the shooting layout. I learned how to photograph flowering plants that black ants are attacking.

They resemble a group of insects and plants living together as a population. The most challenging thing to photograph is flowers because they are on the ground in a low position, necessitating squatting or even lying down.

Macro photographs that are both elegant and of high quality require natural support, such as standard lighting. We pause for a moment while rearranging the focus point of the image when natural conditions like wind gusts cause the plants to sway.

This was my first experience, and it was a lot of fun. I enjoy doing things in my life and going on adventures.

The following is a collection of images taken with a macro lens, which I hope you enjoy:

I used Iphone 11 camera to take this picture. This photo is natural and not through the editing process. Taken during the day when the weather is sunny.

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