An Introduction to Macro Photography

From backyards to city streets, to the National Parks, Macro Photography allows you to become delightfully lost in the intimate detail of our world. Professional landscape photographer and author, Tim Cooper, introduces you to the fascinating world of Macro Photography.

[Redbat]

I have been doing macro photography for about 50 years. I started with a 4X5-inch view camera for Industrial Photography. This is the best intro lecture and slide show I have seen to date. Some very good points. Couple of things he could add, but if you use the ideas he presents, you will do very well. The digital camera has sure made it a lot simpler than it was.

[crocellian]

I can't thank B&H and its presenters enough for these videos. I

I have spent every photo dollar I have had for 30 years at B&H. You have proven my choice to be correct. I live 200 miles from the nearest airport that.could get me to New York. Thanks to you, I don't drive that road much.

[walkingtalkies]

Thanks B&H. One of the best macro-photography tutorials on youtube..

[PattyD]

I have been searching for several weeks for an indepth video to help me get started with Macro Photography, and THIS IS IT. Very comprehensive and easy to understand and follow. Thank you Tim and B & H.

[bredd]

Mr. Cooper delivered one of the very best teaching events in the BH event space that I have seen so far. He was informative, concise, and determined to teach. Thank you Mr. Cooper. I'm looking forward to your return to the BH Event Space.

[Tomrider]

I love the view here, which I embrace, that you don't have to go to the Galapagos Islands, the Grand Canyon, or on an African camera safari to have an adventure and a rewarding photo shoot - it's all around you via macro, and, additionally, taking advantage makes your everyday life just a little richer!

[jeffreyjaculbe]

Thank You Tim Cooper and B&H...learn a lot from this seminar, it is an all in one package.

[JimSignorelli]

Really excellent seminar on macro photography. Watch this and you won't have to watch anything else.

[domebjorkskogen]

Spent the last weeks watching tutorials to get started with macro photography, and this 2 hours had so much more information then the rest and was also explained much easier too. Would recommend this to everybody that gets started with macro.

[foxysilvergal]

This was, by far, The BEST videos I have wTched on macro. I learned so much you won't believe. At first the thought of sitting for an hour and a half didn't appeal to me and I considered bypassing, but once I started could not stop watching even if it was 1:00am. Will save and watch again, this time with notepad in hand. Way to go B&h

[jeffreymliss]

If you're considering macro photography, this is an excellent class. The art of macro also requires much science to master it. It's also not cheap, so it behooves you to watch this before investing time, money and effort in the discipline.

[divinerdetective]

Tim Cooper is a great teacher & speaker, really enjoying his seminars.  Thanks, Tim!

[avinbarana]

Simply one of the best in macro photography..

[quebecer]

Always enjoy Tim Cooper's lectures.

[EricDankbaar]

Very complete and clear tutorial. Even the spoken English is good to understand for non native viewers in other languages. Thanks for sharing this video!

[navin]

brilliant, classic macro video I have ever seen.

[ginawood]

I have been doing macro photography for 20 years. I learned so much watching your video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am going to purchase some of your videos from your web site. I can’t wait to learn more. You are an excellent communicator.

[imtiazindia]

If you want to learn macro photography, this session will not only get you going, it will get you straight into it. Amazing presentation by the expert. Thank you b&h.

[nightwrite]

This is a real value of service. The more you know the more you will do.

[bobjimenez]

my job needed a system to photograph gear teeth used in aerospace applications so we bought a nikon d7000, nikon R1 speedlight and a nikon 60mm macro lens from you at B&H. The results are outstanding but most engineers shy away from using the nikon system unless it is absolutely required. Maybe some day a few of them will take the time to learn a little about macro photography. With the knowledge first and the right equipment anybody can take clear macro photos with good depth of field. When I really need detail I put the camera on a tripod, use the timer to fire the shutter and take the photo at f40 with 2 or 3 second exposure using a fluorescent desk lamp for the lighting. Thanks for the system, please stop by to train us a little the next time you are in Park City, Utah.