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I nearly gave up looking for macro photos -- I'm glad I didn't!

In this week's video tutorial, I show how I found interesting macro photos at the beach, how I used my 35mm macro lens to capture images and how I used focus stacking and LED lighting to get sharp, good-looking photos. I also show how I edit and focus stack my images using Lightroom, Photoshop and Helicon Focus. I'm glad I persevered on such a grey day to find the images I did. And while they're not exactly amazing macro photos, I'm happy I came away with a few shots when I so nearly gave up and went home to sulk with a cup of tea. Making that extra effort didn't result in wonderful photos, but it did result in me feeling better about my day and more hopeful about taking better images next time. Like this video? Try these next: Camera tricks for creative macro:    • I LOVE these easy macro photography t...   Lighting transformed my winter macro photos:    • Macro lighting TRANSFORMED my photos ...   Finding macro photos in the misty forest:    • Finding macro photos in the misty for...   Macro focus stacking methods explained:    • Macro focus stacking methods EXPLAINE...   Easy handheld macro photography:    • Gentle woodland macro photography (ea...   Follow me on Instagram:   / batteryhq   #macro #photography #tutorial 00:01 - Intro 00:34 - Finding macro photos on the beach 02:00 - Using a 35mm macro lens 02:30 - Taking a focus stack macro photo 04:21 - Using an LED light panel for macro 07:00 - Positioning light for macro 09:00 - Focus stacking images in Helicon 11:22 - Diagonal crop tool in Lightroom 12:00 - Editing in Lightroom 13:56 - Color grading macro photos 14:30 - Brush tool in Lightroom 16:08 - Clone tool in Photoshop 17:50 - Linear gradient in Lightroom