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Beautiful Extreme Close-ups of Everyday Things

Book Pages In one of the most beautiful projects I’ve seen in a while, artist Pyanek uses macro photography to show everyday things in astonishing detail. This is the first public release of his work (that I could find at least). Be sure to follow him on Facebook and YouTube. If you enjoy his work, you can […]

Mihai Andrei
January 29, 2015 @ 4:56 am

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Book Pages

In one of the most beautiful projects I’ve seen in a while, artist Pyanek uses macro photography to show everyday things in astonishing detail. This is the first public release of his work (that I could find at least).

Be sure to follow him on Facebook and YouTube. If you enjoy his work, you can also buy him a cup of coffee here. The pictures were taken with a Canon T3i (600D/Kiss X5) with the kit lens reversed, HeliconFocus for focus stacking, Abode Lightroom and Exposure 5 for editing. You can download the pictures at full resolution here.

Apple stalk

Grain of sugar

Incensse stick

Match

Beach stone (probably quartz crystals)

Screw

Cornflake

Tea bag

X Key of a Keyboard

Kitchen sponge

Soap foam

Brass key

 

 

 

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