28 Elegant Macro Flower Pictures
- By: Guest Author
I always define macro photography as – “What the eyes can’t quite see, but what the lens accomplishes with such an amazing beauty.” So many day to day things we pass by, are filled with thousands of small fragments of details. The human eye can only see so much of the detail in objects, such as flowers. Although with our macro lenses, we can capture so much beauty in such little treasures. When you get the chance, I suggest you go out and experiment for yourself! But for now, let’s take a moment and admire such beauty as these elegant shots below.
Drops On Bright Orange Flower by A Guy Taking Pictures
Flowers and thorns by Kevin Dooley
Upwards by Louise Docker
Deploy Fireworks! by Michael Barkowski
Floral Landscape by James Jordan
Untitled by Gianni
Wild by Gianni
Comb My Hair by Hamed Saber
Blood Red by Stuart Richards
Emerge by Louise Docker
Poppy by Olivier Bacquet
Waking Up by Procsilas Moscas
Purple Pricklyness by Louise Docker
Pistils of an hibiscus by Tambako the Jaguar
The Guardian by Marco Bellucci
Bloop by Grakus Art
Anther by James Jordan
Ideas don’t stay in some minds very long, because they don’t like solitary confinement by Nina Matthews
A Light Dawned on Me by Christian
At our local “Flower Power” (Gazinia) by Richard Taylor
Here Today by Jenny Downing
Cradel by jDevaun
The Slipper’s Edge by LadyDragonflyCC – >;< – Spring in Michigan
Hard Hats by LadyDragonflyCC – >;< – Spring in Michigan
Spider Magnolia Centre by Louise Docker
Prometheus by Jenny Downing
Stargazer Lily Macro by Jack Newton
Those Colours by Simon McKenzie
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9 Comments on "28 Elegant Macro Flower Pictures"
Some great photography here I enjoyed it very much, Thank you
Wow very creative shots! How beautiful nature is…
Amazing photos, thank you for sharing.
I’m hoping one day to take similar great shots.
Flower seems to be the most depicted subjects for macro photography. Nature at its best. What aperture did you use?
Nice shots. Thank you. Makes me more inspired in taking pictures. It would be nice if you could include the exifs of the images, just saying.
Anyways, keep ’em coming.
All are good, some outstanding! Challenge for my eye.
nature has a great depth ………its so beautiful……the only thing is that how much you explore it ……
Many of these photos are not true macro, they are simply close-ups, and they do not meet ‘your’ (the author of this post, Christina Pudwill’s) definition of Macro either.
As for other people’s art, it’s not for me to say if they are good or not; BUT, they all picked some pretty subjects to photograph.
Flowers seem so beautiful and simple (in a good way) from far away, but up close the detail and complexity always amazes me!