Macro Photography

  1. Macro Photography is when you take a picture of something that is supposed to be small but you make it look bigger. 
List 3 things to keep in mind when shooting macro photography
  1. make sure that the focus is on the object that is closest to you to make it look clear 
  2. Make it so that the background behind the object so that the focus of the picture is the object closest to you
  3. you have to get close to your object so it can get the details of the photo like a leaf and all of its texture
    List 10 other subjects you want to explore using macro photography.  

    1. Flowers
    2. Bugs
    3. Grass
    4. Screens
    5. Clothing
    6. paper
    7. rocks
    8. Metal
    9. rubber
    10. Eyes
    They took this photograph by getting extremely close to a leaf that had water on it and focused on the water droplets.
    I took a close up picture of my eye to show he lines and details in the iris, it is focused on the eye, there is not much background but there is a lot of depth and it is well lit 

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