The Top 5 Daily Macrophotography on Steemit | Apr-21-24

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The Top 5 Daily Macrophotography on Steemit

Selection by @joslud

We celebrate the beauty of small things!

From the STEEM LENS Community we embark on an adventure to discover the 5 best macro photographs that our talented steemians have shared in the last days. Prepare to be amazed by the beauty and complexity of the tiny, captured with mastery and passion by MACROPHOTOGRAPHY artists.

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#macrophotography
#ccsmacrophotography
#macro-photography
#macroonthetable

Our Top 5 today!

Position No. 1
Type: Cacti and succulents


Colección Mammillaria. By: @sardrt
Great, although it could be argued whether the photos are more of a portrait than macrophotographs as such, I value the management of lighting to highlight the object, the symmetry, the composition and the framing to guide the observer's eye in the search for beauty.

Position No.2
Type: Mushrooms


The Beauty of Mushrooms By: @kemsa
A beautiful post that takes us on a walk through a forest with many mushrooms. I value the framing of many shots because it looks for a game where symmetry and almost low angles lengthen the objects. Excellent captures for photos taken with a mobile phone. At times they look like photos captured with a wide-angle lens.

Position No.3
Type: Objects


Macro Photography Challenge & MACRO on the table By: @mandate
They are beautifully artistic shots, due to the play of spaces around the object, due to the contrast between textures and colors, where the sun almost burns the edges of the object and elements. Technically, I wonder about the intention of maintaining the inclinations of the horizontal axis, which detract from its symmetry, and if it was on purpose to use a high ISO that makes the shots look more burnt than sharp.

Macro Photography Challenge & MACRO on the table
By: @mandate

They are beautifully artistic shots, due to the play of spaces around the object, due to the contrast between textures and colors, where the sun almost burns the edges of the object and elements. Technically, I wonder about the intention of maintaining the inclinations of the horizontal axis, which detract from its symmetry, and if it was on purpose to use a high ISO that makes the shots look more burnt than sharp.

Position No.4
Type: Fruits


First strawberry turned red By: @lucky4karmen
An interesting artistic shot from the vanishing point that delimits the lower line. I believe, however, that it has a high level of saturation and clarity that takes away the naturalness of the fruit.

Position No.5
Type: Fruits


Photography buah lada By: @muzack1
An interesting close-up framing of a low angle shot for an elongated vertical object. Although it shows a good eye for angles, the fruit on the lower edge appears cut, which reduces its quality.

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