Why I like macro photographing in my yards

Macro photography makes it possible to look into a tiny world that is hard to see with the naked eye. Feel like Alice in Wonderland among bizarre mushrooms and plants, luminous garlands of air, funny and creepy insects.

I have time to capture interesting moments and share your own vision of the world with other people!

Of course, photo hunting in nature in the forest and fields is fascinating, but it can be no less interesting in city parks, in flower beds, and even in dry roadside grass, where the spider likes to settle.

You can even find amazing insects in your yard. At first glance, a tiny green leaf or dry twig may turn out to be a mantis or a disguised caterpillar.

Most insects hide at the level of your feet and often go unnoticed because of this. Therefore, mindfulness is the main weapon of a macrophotographer. Almost all of my works were filmed in the yard of my house.

This is where I most often get to know my six- and eight-legged, winged, furry and mustachioed models.

From my experience of observing various animals, I concluded that among insects of the same species, there can be both shy and trusting, contact individuals.

Therefore, when shooting live objects, I always adhere to the main rule - not to harm living beings.

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