There is so much visual information for us to process that it's easy to walk past the tiniest things without noticing them. When we do spot a hoverfly, a damselfly, or a glistening dewdrop it is difficult to appreciate the level of detail and beauty that exists in these things - the human eye is not really designed for that; we live in a much bigger world.



Macro photography changes all this and, although it is a technically challenging discipline, it is so absorbing that it is easy to become lost for hours at a time inside the incredible world that exists beyond our normal view.



"beyond our normal view - vol. 2" is a collection of 100 macro photographs captured during 2009. The photographs in this 114-page book are arranged in six sections: hymenoptera (bees and wasps), diptera (flies and other two-winged insects), odonata (damselflies and dragonflies), other insects (shield bugs, butterflies, moths, planthoppers, beetles, etc.), araneae (spiders) and flora (plants).



If you would like more information, or if have any questions about this publication, you can get in touch with me through my website: www.robault.co.uk.



Volume 1 of "beyond our normal view": http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/569146.



Volume 3 of "beyond our normal view": http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2054783



Thank you for looking,

Rob