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Monday, October 18, 2010

John Hallmin Eye Bugs

"Almost any subject can look interesting if you only look close enough" is the motto of John Hallmin. He is an amateur bug photographer who sees a hidden beauty in bugs when looked up close and personal.

Even as a boy, John Hallmin has been fascinated by insects. There is a hidden beauty in seeing these creatures up close and personal.

"It's a pleasure to show people who are not interested in bugs something they haven't seen before and watch how they react," said 31-year-old photographer.

"Looking at a fly portrait some people will find them even more disgusting than they'd ever imagined while others will be surprised to find them quite beautiful."

John Hallmin Uses a mixture of studio and alfresco shots to magnify his images up to 23 times so as to show the beautiful colour and detail in his subjects' bug-eyed faces.









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