David Chambon Macro photography Insects in dewdrops
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Fabulous image of a butterfly. David Chambon Macro photography Insects in dewdrops
France based David Chambon Macro photography
Interestingly, the French non professional photographer David Chambon learned the basics of photography on the net. According to Chambon, he has been interested in photography for over ten years. Truly passionate about nature, he is specializing in wildlife photography and macro photography. And the greatest interest, in particular, cause birds and insects. It took Chambon just one year to create a series of unusual macro shots, titled “Insects in dewdrops”. Noteworthy, Chambon started photographing with a model Panasonic FZ- 30.
Crawling beetle covered with dewdrops, great shot by David Chambon, French self-taught photographer
David Chambon Macro photography
Perhaps, this is the most famous shot. Dragonfly that looks like a jewellery decorationBeautiful. Macro photography by ChambonMoth covered with morning dewdropsFly covered with dewdropsGreat shot by French amateur photographer ChambonAmazing world in Macro photography by French amateur photographer David ChambonStunning photo by amateur photographerThe wings of this moth resemble jewellery piece decorated with rhinestonesA spider in the webLife of insects in a series of nature inspired photo galleryGorgeous photo, Blue fly crawling on a plantWonderful, nature inspired macro photographyCloseup, an amazing series of photographs of insects in dewdropsOne-of-a-kind Macro photography created by ChambonFrom the series Morning dewdrops and insectsTalented self-taught photographer David Chambon has created an amazing series of photographs of insects in dewdropsIt’s a wonderful world, Macro photography by ChambonNature inspired photography by French self-taught photographer ChambonCovered with dewdrops insectJeweled wings of insect in dewdrops
Chambon is the author of an amazing series of photographs titled “Insects in dewdrops”/caption]
Chambon is the author of an amazing series of photographs titled “Insects in dewdrops”/caption]
