![Clinging to a blade of grass [Explore Flickr Monthly Photo Challenge: Up Close & Macro 2025.05.28] | by Mario Ottaviani Photography](http://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54239765925_8b8f48af96.jpg)
Clinging to a blade of grass [Explore Flickr Monthly Photo Challenge: Up Close & Macro 2025.05.28]
Sony a7rV | Sigma 105mm F2.8 DG DN macro
www.saal-digital.net/share/OEaNyWL/
These shots were taken using the "focus bracketing" function available on the camera (but also doable manually), that is, a sequence of images taken with a macro lens at a very close distance that moves the focus a few millimeters at a time, to allow you to capture the smallest details of the subject taken.
Subsequently, the images obtained must be combined in post-production to have a single shot, possibly all in focus (or almost).
The effect is stunning, especially if you examine the details by zooming in on the image.
Clinging to a blade of grass [Explore Flickr Monthly Photo Challenge: Up Close & Macro 2025.05.28]
Sony a7rV | Sigma 105mm F2.8 DG DN macro
www.saal-digital.net/share/OEaNyWL/
These shots were taken using the "focus bracketing" function available on the camera (but also doable manually), that is, a sequence of images taken with a macro lens at a very close distance that moves the focus a few millimeters at a time, to allow you to capture the smallest details of the subject taken.
Subsequently, the images obtained must be combined in post-production to have a single shot, possibly all in focus (or almost).
The effect is stunning, especially if you examine the details by zooming in on the image.