Winter has here, and if you are anything like me, you will do all you can to avoid going outside in the cold as much as possible. The beauty of macro photography is that there are amazing subjects all around you, so you don’t have to travel far to acquire beautiful images. You can get great shots right in your own backyard! These five fun winter macro photography ideas are demonstrated in this wonderful video lesson, which also includes some helpful hints to help you achieve the finest photos.
This fantastic video instruction, which comes to you from Micael Widell, will show you five different winter macro photography ideas. There is something particularly appealing about macro photography in that there are topics practically everywhere around us, and winter brings with it an entirely new slew of potential subjects. The snowflake, of course, is a classic image that everyone is familiar with, and there are many different methods to photograph them. However, do not limit yourself to only photographing winter items. Investigating how ordinary things (such as tree branches) interact with the chilly surroundings may provide a fresh perspective on familiar photographs and provide you with an abundance of photographic opportunities. When photographed with a macro lens, even the most insignificant of objects may be breathtakingly beautiful. Take a look at the video above to hear the complete explanation from Widell.
