Shooting macro can lead to some really interesting photographs, but too often we leave the comfort of our own homes thinking there is something better to shoot at a different location. Your potted plants provide such an excellent subject for macro photography, I'm amazed more people don't shoot them. Here are 20 macro plant photos to show what you've been missing by leaving your home.
Photo by Camille Brodard
Photo by Laia Rovira
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I Love my Macro, and looking around the home.
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Great shots! Petrichor’s photo is my favorite.
I take most of my flower macros in my mom’s garden (which also includes a lot of pot plants). The one below is one of my latest, taken with a reverse mounted lens.
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The best is when your flowers become a breakfast to inscets. Great macros!
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This is one of my favorite macro photos. This was taken with a 15-55 lens and close-up filters adding up to x7 magnification.
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