A World of Ants

The focus stacking technique is perfectly mastered here with an original low angle framing which gives the impression that this ant dominates us. The lighting is also well mastered and delivers an impressive amount of details. The antennas and the legs of the ant give diagonal lines that structure the whole pictureCongratulations to the photographer.

The focus stacking technique is perfectly adapted to the subject, the symmetrical composition is classic but it is perfectly adapted in this case. The lighting is well diffused which avoids the unsightly reflections that can sometimes be seen on photos of insects. We can see a lot of details and the choice of a bright yellow background highlights this ant. Congratulations on this picture.

A very well composed photo, the body of the ant appears with a lot of details in front of a creamy background. The colors are very subtle without excessive saturation, the choice of framing is also well thought. Congratulations on this picture.

This is one of the few photos that show us ants in action and this one is amazing. The three vertical green balls give a structure to the picture and reinforce the effort of elevation of these ants, we read the picture from bottom to top. The bokeh is well mastered and blurred enough not to distract. Congratulations !

A photo that does not seek to show simply the details on the body of the ant, here the photo seeks a composition at once elegant and powerful. A vertical framing, a slight low angle shot that gives power to this photo. The color treatment is very subtle with green and brown tones that also give a very soft environment. It's a good job. Congratulations on this picture.