Insect photography is a key branch of macro photography, focusing on insects as the core subject to capture their intricate physical features and survival behaviors.

Professional equipment is essential for detailing: macro lenses (e.g., 100mm, 180mm focal lengths) are commonly used to magnify insect parts, paired with tripods and ring lights to address issues like hand shake and insufficient lighting.

The photography centers on two core aspects: 1. Detail presentation – clearly capturing micro-features such as compound eyes, tiny hairs, and wing veins; 2. Behavior recording – freezing dynamic moments like foraging, ??????, and mimicry to convey ecological information.

Additionally, ethics and techniques must be balanced: avoid harming insects, find optimal shooting angles through patient observation, and balance background blurring with subject clarity, allowing these tiny creatures to showcase their unique beauty and ecological value.