3 Tips For Creative Macro Photos

[@BBe-n8l]

Great tips and amazing photos, always an inspiration to 'get out there' and take some macro shots.

[@jonasweiss5817]

Your results are astounding, presenting the miracle of life to the world.

[@newtuber4freedom43]

Awesome!! Thank you for sharing!! All great, but the Odonata were my faves!! ☮️💟

[@dennisr.d.mascarenas3886]

Excellent work.. All the best from Colorado USA.. 👍😎🇺🇸

[@MarkSturtevantLectures]

Always excellent and inspiring. Happy hunting!

[@19Photographer76]

Love your work Trey, you've got the process nailed down. See you on Flickr!

[@RicardoDawson]

Great photos, great tips and very well written script. Thanks!

[@bangbinbash]

Those are some good looking bugs!

[@jamesfyfe-smith8836]

nice video thanks for the great tips

[@jimphilpott902]

Your images are so clear and clean. And your tips are helpful too. Great job!

[@VladimirMikota]

Great! You have amazing photos !

[@morrisgentry8624]

Excellent!

[@antonoat]

You should be teaching this stuff for a living, you're very, very good!

[@Xx7trey]

Thank you so much 🙏🏾 hopefully one day that can become a reality

[@zhuanjifarms5050]

Nice images bro!!

[@TimMer1981]

Great tips and great photos. :)

[@hanahoeo7073]

Wonderful photos as always. At night are you using the light the goes with the AK diffuser? Thanks for sharing

[@jasonbailey9017]

Great video, thank you!

[@Nature_Unboxed_0]

I'm loving your editing. Can you share how you process your photos? Maybe in a KZbin video?

[@Xx7trey]

I appreciate it. Check out my latest “how to edit macro photos in photoshop” video that I uploaded a few days ago. It shows how I edit my macro photos

[@robertl.1177]

Excellent video with lots of good information for a beginning macro shooter. What stacking software do you use? Thanks.

[@Xx7trey]

Thank you so much 🙏🏾 glad it was helpful for you. And I use photoshop for all of my editing, focus stacking included

[@snowponyviews]

When Auguste Rodin was a child, he sketched endlessly using bits of charcoal and wrapping paper from the food his mother got at the market. His parents wouldn't get him pencils because they considered drawing a childish fad, but it didn't stop him. He grew up to create The Thinker, one of the most known and recognized sculptures in the world. Talent crafts wonders with the most basic tools. This is proof.

[@BIGplanetLife]

Great images and video!! But the music is too loud, makes it hard to understand what you're saying.