When you photograph something up-close, the resulting images open the doors to a completely different world. That’s the magic of macro photography as you are able to see so many details you never noticed before.
The fantastical nature of macro photography takes on a whole new level when shooting insect macros. This post is a collection of some wonderful insect macro photos that will hopefully inspire you to get up-close to some insects and capture such macro shots of your own.
(Note: If you’d like to capture better macro insect shots, take a look at our new macro insect photography extended case studies to learn and ‘borrow’ from specific examples.)
Photo by Ed van duijn
Photo by David Clode
Photo by Rosie Kerr
Photo by Dorothea OLDANI
Photo by Bob Brewer
Photo by Martin Oslic
Photo by Boris Smokrovic
Photo by Maxime Gilbert
Photo by Thomas Oxford
Photo by Anton Darius
Photo by Егор Камелев
Photo by Jack Kaminski
Photo by Alan Emery
Photo by Егор Камелев
Photo by Aaron Burden
Photo by Florian van Duyn
Photo by Faris Mohammed
Photo by USGS
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