5 practical tips on macro photography

Macro photography practical tips for improvement. Green Curved Line

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Here's What You Need

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Focus mode

Always shoot in manual mode and move the camera back and forth to focus.

Tripod or monopod

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Try focus stacking, buy a macro rail.

Focus stacking is a way to click multiple shots in a different focal plane on the subject and stack them together using photo stacking tool.

Subject

Start with a slow moving subject or an insect who is cooperative. Do not run around a subject and waste your energy. Please reach out to my Instagram profile for questions.