Chiiz Volume 11 : Macro Photography
Macro is the genre of photography, which when perfectly captured, can take you to a different world. Be it flowers, birds, insects or any such regular subject present in our surrounding, appears completely different in the zoom lens. When it comes to macro, it requires both skills and patience. This volume is obliged to deliver you with fascinating content. The work of Nicky Bay will leave you in amusement. The beauty pf underwater world of wonderfully captured by Rudo Hvizdos. Exit Hamster will take you on a trip to Oktoberfest through his pictures. Michael Doe’s Project Maratus will introduce you with the prettiest spiders in the world. Pictures by Abd Al-rhman Nafez Hammad are simply a work of excellence. Huub De Waard provides you with the tips to capture Macro Life. The pictures of fine art nude photography, the Muses, will leave you in awe and admiration by its marvelous photography. Find this lot more amazing content in the issue.
Macro is the genre of photography, which when perfectly captured, can take you to a different world. Be it flowers, birds, insects or any such regular subject present in our surrounding, appears completely different in the zoom lens.
When it comes to macro, it requires both skills and patience. This volume is obliged to deliver you with fascinating content. The work of Nicky Bay will leave you in amusement. The beauty pf underwater world of wonderfully captured by Rudo Hvizdos. Exit Hamster will take you on a trip to Oktoberfest through his pictures. Michael Doe’s Project Maratus will introduce you with the prettiest spiders in the world. Pictures by Abd Al-rhman Nafez Hammad are simply a work of excellence. Huub De Waard provides you with the tips to capture Macro Life. The pictures of fine art nude photography, the Muses, will leave you in awe and admiration by its marvelous photography. Find this lot more amazing content in the issue.
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Robyn Preston<br />
Her earliest recollections of<br />
“Things Africa” are from<br />
when she was around 10<br />
years old when she was<br />
always drawing African<br />
animals. It wasn’t until<br />
much later, in 2009, when<br />
she actually set foot on the<br />
African soil.<br />
She did a two month overland<br />
trip taking in ten different countries on the<br />
continent.<br />
This was to become the start of her<br />
photographic interest in the wildlife, and it has<br />
only grown since then. Her background was<br />
predominantly in portrait photography, so taking<br />
photos of animals seemed easier. She has no<br />
formal training and had to learn as she went.<br />
Since then she has done more safaris than<br />
she can count, interspersed with two wildlife<br />
conservation courses which taught her much<br />
about animal behaviour and habitats. She has<br />
travelled through twelve African countries,<br />
several of them more than once, but now her<br />
base is in Kenya for seven months per year. She<br />
has formed her own safari company, Robyn E<br />
Preston Kenya Safaris, in 2015 and, when she<br />
is not out guiding with guests, she is doing<br />
her personal photographic safaris around the<br />
country. She owes a lot to her driver of five<br />
years, Dedan Ndungu, who she works with as a<br />
team on all her safaris.<br />
Leopard in tree<br />
104mm F/4.5 1/1250s ISO100<br />
Giraffes<br />
40mm F/10 1/250s ISO100
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