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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 week agoiridescent insect wings glow in chris perani's macro portraits series
Chris Perani's Wings series uses high-resolution imaging and focus stacking to reveal the microstructure, patterns, and material qualities of insect wings across multiple species.
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fromColossal
2 weeks agoExtreme Macro Photos of Insect Wings by Chris Perani Layer Thousands of Images
Photographer Chris Perani captures microscopic details of insect wings using extreme macro photography, revealing iridescent colors and structural details invisible to the naked eye through precise multi-image stacking techniques.
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3 months agoPhotographing the hidden world of slime mould
These images, captured by photographer Barry Webb, provide a close-up view of single-celled slime mould organisms. A view that would not be possible with the naked eye. Using a high-powered macro lens, and a composite of stills, Barry is able to reveal the tiny structures, which can grow anywhere from forests to deserts. Barry has won awards for his work, which is mainly focused west of London, including the recent people's choice award in the macro section of the British photography awards.
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fromDesign You Trust - Design Daily Since 2007
4 months agoSpectacular Award-Winning Macro Photos from the 2025 Mobile Photography Awards
Mobile phone macro photography elevates tiny details into monumental art, demonstrating that creativity depends on curiosity, good light, and a phone rather than expensive gear.
fromDesign You Trust - Design Daily Since 2007
5 months agoBeautiful Winning Photos from the 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year
The 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition celebrated its 22nd edition by showcasing the breathtaking beauty and delicate state of the natural world.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months agoA bug's life and desert delights readers' best photographs
The elliptical lotus pool of Tadao Ando's Honpukuji Temple (Temple of Water) was built in 1991. The upper level is open-air and roofless, while the circular vermilion sanctuary with its Buddha statue lies underneath the pool, accessible by a staircase that bisects the lotus ellipse.' Photograph: Will Aitken A squacco heron spears a fish in the river between Namibia and Botswana.' Photograph: Barry Thomas
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