Even the smallest forms of nature can evoke tone of nobility . That ’s why the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew out of doors London helps host the annualInternational Garden Photographer of the Year Awardwith Garden World Images Ltd.
Theyannouncedtheir macro art winners over the weekend . Macro photography zooms in on tops small thing ( like bug ! ) to showcase them in great particular we often miss with the human eye .
The award - winning pictures do from photographers across the reality , from the U.S. to Spain . The first prize achiever , however , hails from Croatia . The work of Petar Sabol , “ Mayflies , ” will be featured in an exhibit at Kew come February 2019 . The pic show two mayfly chilling on a poppy that has yet to bloom .

“ Aside from the beautiful , uplifting lighting , it is the piece of music which has really raise this mental image , ” the judges wrote , per a printing press release . “ The gentle bender of the Papaver ( poppy ) coupled with the side of the two Mayfly tails work together to work a harmony of shape and structure , from both brute and botanic elements . ”
Other winning images highlight the arresting colors of nature from the pinks and green of a flower to the thick Battle of Magenta and green contrasts in a leaf .
The competition start in 2007 as a way to honour photographers who capture the thaumaturgy that hides in garden and lurks within the vein of plant . It continue today , bring forth spring spiders and butterfly stroke alike . Every garden has something to pop the question .

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