Going Bug Wild
I’m a hobbyist photography and my subjects of choice are bugs. They come in so many shapes and sizes and they live in so many different ways. It’s fascinating to discover their stories. Spending the day out in nature discovering lives lived on a smaller scale is my way of recharging. I hope you’ll enjoy browsing the galleries.
Exploring the Intricate Beauty of Insects
BugWild celebrates the delicate world of bugs through stunning macro photography, inviting nature lovers to explore galleries organized by location, outing, or species, and enjoy exclusive content in the members’ area.
BugWild
Explore captivating stories and stunning macro photography of bugs and nature, featuring galleries organized by location, outing, or species to spark your curiosity.
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Insects as Art: A Photographer’s Perspective
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Top Macro Photography Locations Around the World
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Secrets to Photographing Elusive Insect Species
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Explore the Intricate World of Macro Insects
Browse a handpicked gallery capturing the vivid details and charm of nature’s smallest creatures.
BugWild: Exploring Nature Up Close
Our clients’ testimonials speak volumes about our services and commitment. Get an insight into their experiences.
The detailed bug close-ups here truly transport you into a hidden world of natural wonders.
Anna Reed
Nature Enthusiast
Every macro shot reveals the delicate beauty and precision that only BugWild achieves.
Mark Jensen
Wildlife Photographer
BugWild’s galleries offer an unmatched window into the vibrant insect realm.
Emily Carter
Conservation Biologist