If you look hard enough, you’ll see that the centers of the cosmos flowers are filled with small star shapes. Here, macro gives us a window into a tiny world that we rarely see.
Here is another amazing design, this time brought to you by a member of the cactus family. The needles that dot the unique, dainty leaves that grow in the desert are fascinating.
I came upon this venidium blossom while I was taking a walk. The petals seemed to be peeking out from the buds among the feathers. It was such a delicate, beautiful step in the growth process that I just had to take a picture.
Jewelweed. This picture was taken in macro using the GR's single 28 mm wide-angle lens, with pan-focus on the series of flowers. The result is so sharp that you can even see water droplets.
Photo: Hideo Nunokawa Camera: GR DIGITAL ●1/52sec ●F5.6 ●ISO64 ●EV0.0 ●WB: AUTO
A glass paperweight. This odd sight made me think of outer space, millions and millions of years into the future. Macro mode is the only way to capture this space.
Photo: Nao Nishitsuji ●CX1 ●1/60 ●F3.6 ●ISO100 ●EV+0.3 ●WB: Outdoors
