How to Photograph Insects in Natural Light (Canon EF 100mm F/2.8 Macro Lens)

In this 'in the field tutorial' I'll show you how I use natural light to capture beautiful images of insects - no early mornings required! I'll share my tips and tricks for eliminating shadows, capturing balanced exposures and avoiding disturbing the insect. There's plenty of macro photography tips and techniques to help you, including for beginners. What kind of light do you prefer for macro and insect photography? Bright sun, or cloudier skies? Let me know in the Comments. 📸 Photography Equipment used in this video: Canon R6; Canon EF 100mm F/2.8 Macro Lens Beginners Insect Photography Tutorial:    • How to Photograph Insects Tutorial: Hand-h...   How to Use a Monopod for Macro Photography:    • How to Use a MONOPOD FOR Macro & Insect Ph...   Check out my 'COMMUNITY POSTS' section for Behind the Scenes and Discussions. 📷 1:1 In-Person Photo Tuition: http://www.naturephotographycourses.c... Email Me: [email protected] 📩 JOIN MY NEWSLETTER: http://eepurl.com/LPnkP Other ways to support my work: Purchase a Digital Product, Send a 'Super Thanks', Share my Videos and Posts. 🌏 My Main Photography Website: http://www.paulmiguel.co.uk For Business Enquiries / Collaborations / Presentations / Commissions Email: [email protected] ABOUT ME I'm Paul Miguel - a professional Nature Photographer in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, UK and I Love Nature Photography! ABOUT MY CHANNEL I make 'In the Field' Nature Photography Videos showing you how I work. I simplify the process to help you improve your photography, so you can shoot what you enjoy! My channel is largely aimed at Beginners and Novice photographers. MY SOCIAL MEDIA 🌏 Follow Me:   / paulmiguelphotography   🌏 Tweet Me: https://twitter.com/paulmiguelphoto?l... 🌏 See my Flickr Stream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/3277897... 🎵 Music: Wildfire - Jessie Villa Tiny Shell - Blue Deer, Nyles Lannon