Macro photography is one of the most attractive and popular forms of photography. According to some experts it is very easy to master the art and techniques of macro photography – and that is, perhaps, the secret behind its fame.
Definition of Macro Photography:
Strength of the lens or the range of the lens determines whether the style can be called macro photography or not. A camera with a lens that has a 1: 1 range should be used in macro photography so that the image size on the negative or slide is equal to the actual size of the subject.
Hence, if you are using 35 mm photographic film, you should use a camera that can focus on 24x36 mm small area. Then only you can take picture of a subject where the image size on photographic film is equal to the real size of the subject.
What’s interesting in Macro Photography:
Macro photography opens up the doors of a new world. It captures minute details of the subjects – such details are not at all visible in the naked eye. Hence, the viewer can reveal a lot of new things in most familiar subjects while watching the photographs. And unfamiliar subjects become more attractive in macro photography. According to photo critics – macro photography is not only attractive, but seductive!
For example , when someone takes a picture of a rusted chain in 1: 1 range, you get to see the exact texture of rust. How rusts look like, what is the exact color of rust and many other minute factors come into notice. That’s what makes macro photography attractive.
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