Phone Photography - A Macro Perspective

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As a Nature Educator and a Macro Photographer I must say that Mobile Cameras are making a huge contribution towards the observation and documentation of smaller wildlife around us.

Front shot of a Lynx Spider comfortably sitting at its favorite hiding spot.

Let me explain how....

So the Camera setup for Macro Photography is very expensive with a lot of attachments that includes, flash lights, constant lights, tripods and light diffuser etc. Which of course gives you exceptional images.

But if someone is just doing this as a hobby, I think mobile cameras are giving us beautiful results, with sharper images and comfortable mobility of a mobile phone. When conduct my sessions with schools, my idea is to make kids aware about the nature around by visual examples but never to emphasize on the camera gear. I give them pointers to click photos using their phone and how to be a citizen scientist and help us document of smaller wildlife around us.

Mosquito Sitting between two leaves, staring directly into my phone

So for this mobile photography contest i am sharing the macro photos of insects and spiders that i have clicked in my tiny little garden, right in front of my home. All these photos were clicked on OPPO RENO 12 PRO.

Damselfly waiting for its prey to fly by.

Very small butterfly enjoying sun on a leaf (ID: Tiny Grass Blue Butterfly)

Thank you so much for visiting my post. Hope you all liked the photos that i have clicked using my mobile camera.

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