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I've always loved this cap and the great type on it. This cap is super-shiny and was kind of hard to shoot.
Don't just recycle the bottle! Include the bottle cap too :) The library offer a variety of ways and options to get everyone to go green for the environment! Join in!!! :)
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Nikon CoolPix2500
2006/05/08 07:56:26
JPEG (8-bit) Fine
Image Size: 640 x 480
Color
ConverterLens: None
Focal Length: 5.6mm
Exposure Mode: Programmed Auto
Metering Mode: Multi-Pattern
1/63.5 sec - f/2.7
Exposure Comp.: 0 EV
Sensitivity: Auto
White Balance: Auto
AF Mode: AF-S
Tone Comp: Auto
Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached
Electric Zoom Ratio: 1.00
Saturation comp: 0
Sharpening: Auto
Noise Reduction: OFF
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How can you find a way to turn a bottlecap of some pomegranate juice into something vulgar? I found a way!
the old fuji film canister fit perfectly over the lens of my old olympus D-520.
i bored a hole in the bottom of the canister to fit the peep hole into. i also lined the inside of the canister with a bit of tape to make it fit snugly on the camera lens. and since it's a fuji canister and not a kodak, i had to paint the body black with plastic-adhering spray paint. the clear canister let in too much light.
These pics came out pretty nice. No lightbox, just some bristol board.
See it and read about it on our blog:
greenspacegoods.blogspot.com/2008/07/recycled-bottle-cap-...
I remember these famed hockey legends had their names under the bottle caps of Coca~Cola. You had to collect all the different names to win a prize.
I believe this bottle cap dates back to the 1960's.