There’s an opinion that a macro picture can never be ruined. So whenever you look at pieces of world enlarged, you’ll always be surprised by the world’s beauty whatever you look art. Maybe, there is some truth to that, but you stop thinking about that when you see such photos. Here is a whole series of macro photos with posing waterdrops.

So you open our blog, and a large blue-gray eye looks at you from there. The photos are by a successful British photographer/director/publicist Rankin. The idea of such pictures is not new at all, I’ve seen them in school. Nature is the best artist. Only a few colors, but it’s so beautiful. You must have seen something similar, too. But in case you haven’t….

Light, almost imponderable, but at the same time very vivid macros and portraits from a French photographer Sophie Thouvenin.

Let’s make a small journey from a hot summer into a fridge in which we keep real beauty. Scientists from a very hot California – to be specific, from California Technology Institute – will help us with that.

Colourful macropictures. But those are not just regular beautiful pictures. Eight of them were selected for an expo in Royal Horticultural Society’s Great Autumn Show (London) and Adam – the photographer, was given a special award for them.  You can visit his site and look at other pictures by yourself (the link is in the full news).

I’ve already had a post with this name, but in the previous news we adored the waterdrops, and here, I suppose, you already know what we’re going to look at

Eyes are the mirror of the soul. Here’s a collection of beautiful mirrors

Macro-photos from Berdber, you can find lots of them on the website, and, if I may say, his site is GREAT! But be prepared for great traffic usage, ’cause flash animation rules but this is worth seeing. The link to the website is, as usual, in the full news.

Kiki Plumier is from France and is a photographer with her own intent look at a small world.
Photos of drops  from Nature album.