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Reversed numbers shot with a reversed lens :) hence "Everything renversé" :)
I was fooling around in the lunch room at work today trying to do some reverse lens macro shots. I then started asking people around the table for their rings so I could get those big rocks up close! :P This is the first time I can get good shots with this technique. I think flashing the objects with light helped a lot with that!
Strobist info: SB-800 in SU-4 Mode really close to camera left used nikon foot and lens cap to put the flash on a downward angle. On camera flash had no effect on the shot since I was so close to the watch.
This ornament in the natural history series serves double duty representing "spice". I made a lino block print of a galic bulb onto ecru fabric and backed it with a textured cream frabric (the lines echoing the lines in garlic skin). The ornament is suspended by a translucent silver-white ribbon.
Taken with a 24mm lens reversed onto a stack of 3 extension tubes. A hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the stack with a home made snoot to fire the light directly in front of the lens. Taken in Central Park, NYC.
Where do these guys come from? They seem to be everywhere in the basement.
Taken with a reversed Olympus 24mm lens, with flash at 1/4 power and f16. This is the full image, the field of view is approximately one centimeter in width.
The lettering on NS SD40-2 3208 is temporarily reversed as the sun reflects off its black flanks. Everything dark is light and everything light is dark. Cool effect that I hadn't ever seen before.
Strictly speaking, this is a TtV picture, because that's the viewfinder right there. However, it's actually a picture of someone else (ibecks) taking a reverse TtV picture. So the title is correct. So there.