macrophotography
Tiny subject enlargement
Macrophotography is extreme close-up photography that renders subjects at life-size or larger on the camera's sensor.
It reveals details invisible to the naked eye—the texture of an insect's wing, the structure of a snowflake, the veins in a leaf.
She specialized in macrophotography of fungi and lichens.
The technique requires specialized lenses and careful lighting to achieve sharp focus at such short distances.
Adjustable optical inlet
- magnificationDegree of visual enlargement
- exposureState of being unprotected
- ISOGlobal standards body
- f-stopLens opening ratio
diffraction · lighting · diffuser · reflector · flash · composition · framing · stabilization
Matching actual dimensions
- 10xTen times over
- scaleMeasure of relative size
- enlargementIncrease in size
- microscopyTechnique using powerful lenses
detail · resolution · reveal · miniature · tiny
Six-legged arthropods
- spidersWeb-spinning eight-legged creatures
- butterfliesFluttering insects or nervousness
- beetlesHard-winged insects
- dragonfliesLarge hovering predatory insects
flowers · stamens · petals · pollen · dewdrops · snowflakes · eyes · fungi
Handheld device forcing air
- diopterUnit of focal power
- DSLRMirror-reflex digital camera
- mirrorlessHaving no reflective glass
- sensorInput-detecting device
megapixel · viewfinder · softbox · clamp · gooseneck · tethering
Photography of tiny subjects
- astrophotographyImaging celestial objects
- still-lifeArt depicting inanimate objects
- abstractCondensed version of text
- documentationWritten proof or instructions
aperture
Adjustable optical inlet
- magnificationDegree of visual enlargement
- exposureState of being unprotected
- ISOGlobal standards body
f-stop · diffraction · lighting · diffuser · reflector · flash · composition · framing · stabilization · tripod
life-size
Matching actual dimensions
- 10xTen times over
- scaleMeasure of relative size
- enlargementIncrease in size
microscopy · detail · resolution · reveal · miniature · tiny
insects
Six-legged arthropods
- spidersWeb-spinning eight-legged creatures
- butterfliesFluttering insects or nervousness
- beetlesHard-winged insects
dragonflies · flowers · stamens · petals · pollen · dewdrops · snowflakes · eyes · fungi · lichen
bellows
Handheld device forcing air
- diopterUnit of focal power
- DSLRMirror-reflex digital camera
- mirrorlessHaving no reflective glass
sensor · megapixel · viewfinder · softbox · clamp · gooseneck · tethering
microphotography
Photography of tiny subjects
- astrophotographyImaging celestial objects
- still-lifeArt depicting inanimate objects
- abstractCondensed version of text
macrophotographylandscape photography
Capturing outdoor scenery images
aerial photography · astrophotography · architectural photography · portrait photography · wildlife photography
photography, macro, macroscopic, macroeconomics, macromolecule, macronutrient