Macro photography is to bring out the finest details in a small object.
Most photographers prefer to use insects like spiders, ants and
dragonflies to display macro photography. I prefer using toys to bring
out my own styles of macro photography
ISO-1250
Shutter speed- 1/100 @ F/4
35mm Focal Length- 112mm
Camera- D7000
Lens- Tamron SP 28mm~75mm F/2.8 AFS
Add-On- Ranox 250
Lighting is very important for macro photography, so I use my desk lamp to light up my subject. I prefer normal lighting over flash lightning, it more easier to control the exposure, stroke and colors of the light. This shot display the control of lighting and composition to create the low contrast stroke effect, creating shadow give the subject a more 3D look
ISO-1250
Shutter speed- 1/100 @ F/4
35mm Focal Length- 69mm
Camera- D7000
Lens- Tamron SP 28mm~75mm F/2.8 AFSAdd-On- Ranox 250
A master grade Gundam provides more details and colors than a Gundam converge. Using the same method as the shot above, Gundam Exia give more details, colors and structure. Gundam Exia provides more details, structures cast more shadow on a low contrast stroke lighting.
ISO-1250
Shutter speed- 1/100 @ F/4
35mm Focal Length- 72mm
Camera- D7000
Lens- Tamron SP 28mm~75mm F/2.8 AFSAdd-On- Ranox 250
Tilt to the landscape shoot to create more space for the subject to create more lines for viewers to focus on the details of the subject. This shot obey the 2/3 rule to create even more space.
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| Full Size Macro |
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| 16:9 format to show the wings of the Gundam |
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| 3/4 size of the Gundam |
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| Yuna!!!! |








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