Ladybugs\u00a0as large as eagles. Puddles the size of lakes. Minnows the length of blue whales. Life looks a lot different when captured in macro videos<\/strong> like the ones below. These rare glimpses into the smallest parts of our world can be disturbing and intimate \u2014 But they’re always fascinating,\u00a0as you’ll see in the following handpicked examples of macro video.<\/strong><\/p>\n In Slow Life<\/em>, the cameras (Canon 7D<\/a>, Canon 5d Mark III<\/a>)\u00a0catch the nearly invisible movements of marine animals. From the filmmaker: “Make sure you watch it on a large screen! You won’t be able to appreciate this clip or see individual cells moving in a sponge<\/strong> on a smartphone.”<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/vimeo.com\/danielstoupin\/slowlife<\/p>\n In My Father’s Garden<\/em> (shot on a Panasonic HPX 500<\/a>),\u00a0a small backyard pond becomes the center of a sprawling rain forest.<\/strong><\/p>\nSlow Life<\/h3>\n
By: Daniel Stoupin<\/a><\/h4>\n
\nMy Father’s Garden<\/h3>\n
By: Mirko Faienza<\/a><\/h4>\n