The joy about being a photographer is being able to capture life in a single image.Today i show you some of the best macro shots taken by Mikhail Palinchak,apart from this he has done many photography in other fields. for more detail check his flickr account. and you can buy his print. Here I have collected a number of macro shots taken by Mikhail Palinchak that hope to inspire and remind us of the little things that can just make you feel happy. all images are copyrighted to the respective owner.
About: Mikhail Palinchak on flickr In spare time he administering blog about the world-famous and talented photographers Photo Slaves. The Saatchi Gallery (gallery of contemporary Art in London) invite me to display some of my photos in their gallery. Mikhail Palinchak at Saatchi Gallery
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great shots, 😛 wish i could take like that. bw thanks for sharing. dont know y ppl didnt scomment here. 🙁
i like the bee and bug. 🙂
good one.
the first images is awesome.
nice collection much appreciated.
Nice stunning images. Thanks for the share! =)
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Wow. The insects are a little creepy, but the photography work is incredible. Gotta love the macro lens. Close ups are so much fun.
awesome love macros alot cheers
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Wow these are fantastic, suggestion for an article would be “A how to take Macro shots”, as an amateur photographer, I’d love to be able to capture objects like this, but am lacking the knowledge.
some of those can make some really interesting textures as well such as the enlarged ones of the leaves =)
Wow these are fantastic
picture superb
I think you just got me hooked on macro photography. These are inspiring and very, very interesting! I can’t help staring at all the insects you photographed. The details are amazing!
I’ve never really thought much of macro photography until now. But you made me want to get down on all fours and patrol the grass for critters and all sorts of creepy crawlies!
Amazing photography, Sri!