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Do I cheat if I photograph the same thing for two days straight?
Yesterday I photographed this Koosh ball and lamented that it would have looked more interesting if I had my macro extension tubes with me. Underthesun said I should take the photo with the tubes so that she could compare and decide herself if it was better.
So...that's what I did. I took the extension tube into work and reshot and this is the result. You'll see that using the tube with exactly the same lens I can get much, much closer to the subject. Another consequence of this is that the depth of field available is absolutely miniscule. You can see I was able to focus on the very tips of the filaments and just 5mm behind them we're already starting to lose focus. That can often be a headache, but here it's really effective.
Well, which do you prefer? :)
Update: Welcome to any visitors from lifehacker.com, where this image seems to have been picked up as a suggested desktop wallpaper. I hope you like it!
Created for fun with the Down Under Challenge Group with thanks to Roger for the original Cheetah image.
Can one be involved in cheating and be an ethical person at the same time?
“Is there an ethical way to cheat on your spouse” ran the email headline I received from a book promoter earlier this month. My immediate thought was “Sure, and there may be a livelier way to be dead too.”
The first defini...
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another thing i've been doing for my 2nd uni project this year is trying to digitally stage using a lomography holga... Using a Nikon D300s and photoshop.
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fish kept on Curved inflated heaped thali to appear much quantity
Panaji Fish Market
cheating thalis
Taken on the Maasi Mara. This cheater was one of 3 that were moving across the plains. They got so close you felt you could reach out & touch them.
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Cheater Quilt... printed at Spoonflower!
I was able to put together the whole quilt and wrap the baby up in less then and hour!
I was really busy with a pitch and interviews for new account handler role all Monday, then went home late and forgot to take picture. This was actually taken on Train to Bristol first thing next morn.
I made these from one of the first sweaters that I attempted to unravel. I took it apart and started to unravel. It kept sticking, so I decided that it was just too felted to unravel.
I cut the front into two pieces and seamed it to just under the thumb opening on my serger. Then I serged the opening to finish the edges and serged the upper end of the mits. I seamed the part above the thumb opening by hand and picked up stitches with DPNs using some of the yarn I had managed to unravel. I don’t remember the needle size. I just grabbed some that were out. I did some shaping with short rows. If I do another pair like this, I will use a pattern for the thumb part. I was in such a creative rush that it didn’t occur to me at the time. I wound up having to gather the top of the thumb part a bit.
To finish the tops of the mitts I used single crochet.
The next day I tried again and was able to unravel the rest of the sweater. It was one of those that you have to do winding two balls, a real bugger to unravel what with the sticking and that issue.
The yarn is a bit scratchy for elbow length mitts, but bearable. I’m wearing them as I type. :)
The next day I tried again and managed to unravel the rest of the sweater.
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Harvard University students on campus in Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 10, 2013. Dozens of Harvard students who were forced to take a year off in the university's worst cheating scandal in memory are returning this month to some painful moments on a campus that has been changed by their actions. (Gretchen Ertl/The New York Times)