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All of us have probably seen insects, but only very few of us have seen how they look like up close. Yes, we have naked eyes but they are not capable of seeing the smallest detail of tiny objects. Thanks to macro lenses, we can now clearly see the smallest detail present in smallest objects.
In this article, we are showcasing macro photography which has for its subject the eyes of insects. Taken by skilled professionals, these photos are some of the best examples of what macro photography can do to its subject. With insect eyes being captured here at extremely close and magnified view, the result of what macro photography is capable of doing is spellbinding. These photos indeed are so clear and skillfully done that they can leave you breathless once you cast your eyes on them. If you have any comment about this article, please do not hesitate to write them down here. We also appreciate if you will share this to your friends in Facebook, Tweeter, Stumble Upon and in anyway possible. Have a nice day!
Wasp Portrait by VonShawn
Face to Face (Fly Macro) by Sabrina Campagna
Cicada Eyes by Bistrosavage
Insect Eye Photography by pr0d1gy
green face, yellow eyes by spettacolopuro
Insect Eye Photography by Jackfisher32
green eyes and a lot of hair by spettacolopuro
Eye See You by Olivier Roux
A profile of a Robber Fly by Mike Keeling
Dragonfly Compound Eye Macro by mcamcamca
Butterfly by messycupcakes
Ready for Takeoff by timitalia
Fuzzy Eyes by Mike Keeling
Eyes of a Robber Fly by Thomas Shahan
Eyes of a Female Jumping Spider by Thomas Shahan
Adult Male Jumping Spider by Thomas Shahan
The Eyes Have It by David Panevin
Insect Eye Macro Photography by Brian Mooney
Eye to Eyes by Kevin Collins
Crane Fly Tipula by Thomas Shahan
Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillar by UrPic2
Bug-Eyed Monster by Everything is Permuted
Mr. Dragonfly by Gianni
Robberfly Portrait by VonShawn
Caterpillar in Disguise by Joelle Johnson
Dragonfly by Poul Iversen
Fly by William Warby
McFly by Max Z
Adult Female Phidippus Mystaceus by Thomas Shahan
Praying Mantis by Keith Williamson
Insect Macro Photography by aussiegall
Ready to Fly by Visha
Insect Macro Photography by Care_SMC
Wasp’s Eyes by Gustavo Duran
Giant Water Bug by Stephen Begin
One Response to “35 Insect Eye Macro Photography That Can Leave You Breathless”
October 15, 2012
dahliathis foto’s very beatiful and interested clear each part of eyes completed… thank’s you