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Embark on a visual celebration of the hidden, microscopic world of the forest floor.  The beauty of the forest goes far beyond trees and wildlife. If you look closely-even closer!-the world beneath your feet holds tiny ecosystems that play a vital role in nature. To see them in all their glory, Tiny Nature harnesses the power of macrophotography. The term ""macro"" means large, but in photography, it refers to creating large reproductions of small subjects. Specifically, macrophotography is the art of taking extreme close-up photos where the size of the subject on the camera sensor is life-size or greater. With this lens, take a closer look to see the wonders you've been missing. Tiny Nature is a stunning display of the beauty and complexity of the natural world. More than just a photography book, every breathtaking photo offers insightful narratives that delve into the ecological significance of these miniature landscapes. With a keen eye for detail and an artistic vision, expert macrophotographer Jamie Rosencrans showcases a captivating collection of photographs along with guidance to gain a deeper appreciation for the forest floor. Unveil a mesmerizing microcosm teeming with life, including: Enigmatic slime molds straddling the boundary between the world of fungi and animals through unique lifecycles and behaviorsPoetically sculptural fungi with a wide diversity and present year-round wherever rain and fungal spores coexistRomantic, brightly colored lichens, from deep greens to radiant reds, that cling to fences and tree branchesGastropods, flying insects, and more! Every leaf, pebble, and tiny inhabitant has a story of resilience, beauty, and the timeless dance of life. Be inspired as you enter the heart of the forest floor and see the sheer wonder of nature's design.

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Jamie Rosencrans (@this_forest_floor) is an obsessive and dedicated macro photographer and lover of all things forestry! She can usually be found wandering around the woods in search of fungi, myxomycetes, and critters to capture with her macro lens. She likes to stay nimble so she's also primarily a natural light photographer. She is an American based in London.

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