these are a few simple tips from me ...

After the rain is a good time to look for objects for macro photography, when the objects around are filled with water droplets. Come closer to the subject to get how the rain point becomes "magnifying lens". The rain point magnifies the pattern on the surface where it is attached.

No matter how good your hand holds the camera while photographing macro photos, camera shake still often interrupts your photo. You should also always use a tripod in macro photography. If you have it, you must use the remote to press the shutter button properly, so that the effect of blur on your subject is not excessive.

For some of the same reasons why you should use a tripod and a remote controller in macro photography, the wind is also one of the obstacles in macro photography. Movement of the subject caused by the wind can interfere and make your macro photos clutter. If you are forced to shoot in windy weather, be patient and wait for the wind to stop and then you can take pictures, and increase your shutter speed, as much as possible.

Thank you Mister @r2cornell for sharing beautiful photo...I am big fans for you...