There's a lot wrong with this photo, but I like the elapsed time element of it. The horizontal lights in the center are an ambulance streaking by. I had just enough time to to take the lenscap off and brace myself a little for this shot. (This is also the intersection with the recent bike accident.)

HBW xxx

Starbucks diptych goodness.

The stacking of the leftovers was Mormor's idea.

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Testing Russian Helios 44-2, 2/58. M42. MF. Canon 500D.

Taken just days before Konica-Minolta announced it was discontinuing its camera lines. This is the lenscap of a 135mm MC-Rokkor I just picked up, shot using the extension rings and 58mm MC-Rokkor 1.4 I got in the same auction.

Whenever a team doesn't show up on time for their shoot, it's time for me to take out my camera and start playing around.

My lens cap sitting on the top of my camera bag.

The broken lenscap, the blurry images, it all gives the air of mingling here, in the back yard.

My little cousin was curious as to why there is always a camera pointed at her. Why it is because I'm shooting for a Nikon advert, aren't I?

A macro shot of the lenscap of my Lumix G5 14-42 kit lens.

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contax 28mm 2.8 adapted to eos 40d. i take pictures of my manual lens cap so that i can make sure my images reflect the correct lens. most of my manual lens have af adapters which give a default exif of 50 1.8.

Shot with a special macro converter.

Sometime around 1980 I felt inspired to take a photo of what was on top of the end table next to me. Here it is.

March 18th

My daughter, the thief.

This was my second choice.

Hmmmm

lets see what the 10mm came up with, lots of editing and hopefully a few good shots arise....just going through my DC photos and looking at what i need to tweek. I will post as soon as they are done....and i hope you all look cause it was an amazing day so much fun i cannot explain. nor can i make you understand...you just have to take my word for it and get excited about these photos.

I like this shot. Even if its focusing on the canon camera lid/cap, you can't help but notice the bokeh in the background. (:

-Rachel (c)

I put a cheap, over-sized macro adapter in front of my 50mm. It produced a pretty dramatic chromatic abberation, but I thought the effect looked somewhat nice. The spectrum on the bottom right is a bonus.

This photo has not been edited in any way shape or form.

How many of you have done this or am I the only one :)

You can go suprisingly far these days with 85 cents, a lighter, a cellphone, a lens cap and some Skilttles gum...why, I made it all the way home from the store four blocks away.

Shot with a poor man's macro lens (a 18-55mm kit lens turned backwards). It wasn't very easy to aim with such a shallow depth of field, particularly since there is no autofocus, but it turned out better than I had hoped for.

This is the 'o' in 'canon' on the lens cap -which is roughly 0.5cm.

VV: If I drop this straight in, it won't touch the mimosa!

One of the name variants of the Diana-F camera. Camera and manual both carry "Hong Kong" attribution and the release catch states "No. 162."

Ricoh Caplio GX100

Daan, trying out new uses for the lenscap of a new lens I got today: 50mm Af-S Nikon f1.4

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Trying to figure out what to take a photograph of for today's Color Week color.