Macro...what to shoot other than bugs?

I just got the Canon 100mm 2.8 Macro lens. It's very sharp and I love it so far. I want to try some macro work but I'm just not into insects. I know I can try textures of different materials like wood, metal, etc.

What other subjects do people shoot for macro? Just looking for some general ideas. Thanks!

I love shooting macro. I have zero interest in insects.

I shoot things like coins and paper money, textures of odd items, unusual perspectives of odd items, flowers, etc.

Gently squeeze apart a computer CPU chip and photograph the innards.

The inside of a mechanical wristwatch (the kind you have to wind up every day) can be quite interesting when only a portion of it fills the frame.....

I've also shot close-ups of chunks of aluminum foil which I had wadded up and re-opened a bit, then played several different colored "Christmas tree" lights on. You can get all sorts of various colored displays that way.

plants
my cat
broken glass
lint
other photographs
childrens toys
playdoh sculptures
cigar bands
water
body parts
dirt
fabric

opus13 wrote in post #5365568
lint

Now that's one I never would have thought of. Finding a subject shouldn't be hard around my house.

opus13 wrote in post #5365568
...body parts...

Um...

Phil Light wrote in post #5366622
Um...

That's what I thought...

Some body parts will need a macro lens (so I've been told)

Water drops are some of the most fun I've had with my macro lens.

Jewellery and watches (for insurance purposes), eyes