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A dripping chrome plated hot tap in the bathroom.
This is one of those rare occasions where I feel the almost sepia like colour version of the same image makes a better shot than this monochrome one! See also my 2006 shot of the cold tap in the same bathroom taken with a different camera.
Treatment: minor CCW rotation with resulting crop and monochrome conversion via MacOS Photos
Housefly macro
EM10 mk3, 60mm 2.8f,
1/250, f11, ISO200
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Super luxurious kaya toast at the Shangri-La Hotel in Orchard. $12 bucks and worth it. Butter tasted like a fine French butter, kaya was perfect, and two different kinds of bread.
For those not familiar with this, kaya toast is a traditional Singaporean breakfast, usually served with a poached egg and coffee or tea. Kaya is a type of local jam made with fragrant pandan leaves, palm sugar and egg. Making it is an art form and there are many varieties of it across Southeast Asia. I fell in love with it when I first arrived here and enjoy it quite often.
Image 1/100 the 2023 edition of 100x project
I am going back to macro for my first 100x project. Lets kick off the year with a bold glass vase, backlit by a sunrise.
This is part of the handle of a small wicker indoor plant pot holder. 'Nuff said?
Originally one of my candidate submission images for the 52Frames week 16 'Abstract' challenge. It was shot using the E-M5 Mark II's focus stacking function, which automatically brackets eight images at different focus settings then combines them in-camera. As it was my first focus stack, you can see I didn't have the settings quite right :(
Treatment: black & white conversion favouring dark tones; minor noise reduction and a 2-radius high-pass sharpening.