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A dark spot sat near the edge of a yellow lily petal, small enough to lose among all that colour, yet distinct from the denser markings nearer the centre. They were not scattered evenly. Some sat alone on broad stretches of yellow, while others gathe...
The thistle gives the painted lady no soft place to disappear. Purple filaments lift from a guarded head of spines, and the butterfly holds itself above them with its wings folded tight. Its bright upper pattern is hidden, leaving a quieter underside...
A mesh of wing veins caught the light before the rest of the dragonfly did. It was holding to a thin broken stem, its legs gathered around a surface barely wider than one of them. From that distance the body looked solid and patterned, but the wings ...
A thin strand of tree resin hung from the underside of a dark branch, narrow enough that I nearly passed it. Amber gathered along its bends, while clearer sections showed through between them. I stopped at the swollen lower tip, then followed the str...
These dark red fungi were easy to miss at first. They were small, tucked into the pale fallen wood, but the colour kept pulling my eye back. Against the soft background, the curled edges started to stand out, especially where the thin rims caught a l...
Water Drop Collision Studies in a Quiet Studio SetupMacro Photography
This is pne of my special projects.
This small set of frames explores water drop collision shapes with a calm, almost meditative tempo.
The background stays minimal so the eye...
Ptilotus exaltatus spike forms in soft colorMacro Photography
Some subjects reward patience more than spectacle, and Ptilotus exaltatus is one of them when seen close with quiet light and room to breathe.
I worked these spikes as a small study ra...
Hoverfly and daylily color study in AmsterdamMacro Photography
On a bright garden corner a hoverfly settled into the orange of a daylily and turned busy movement into small stillness.
Light was soft enough to hold saturation without harsh flare a...
European Peacock on buddleia in summer lightMacro Photography
Macro is about the moments that slip past when you blink.
The garden is quiet and the buddleia carries a soft perfume across the path.
A European Peacock lands and opens its wings and...
Rain held in place on a winter stemMacro Photography
Macro photography slows everything down.
It is not only about getting closer.
It is about paying closer attention and letting a small subject fill the frame with meaning.
You begin to notice ...