EXPERIMENT WITH ABSTRACT

Look beyond the obvious and find unique images in both novel and often-shot subjects

Many macro photographers strive for sharpness, since capture of detail is the reason they perceive for owning a macro lens. While it is true that we should aim for technical accuracy in our images, there are times when it’s difficult to achieve, or undesirable. When shooting outside, we have little control over the elements, which means we must adapt our shooting style to gain usable shots from the conditions available. However, images taken under controlled conditions can look ‘staged’ and lacking in creativity. Macro photography is a good candidate for a more abstract approach, since the close nature of objects within the frame make it easier to blend colours, shapes and light for fun effects. The unfamiliar nature of small structures, which are difficult to see with the naked eye,…

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