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Not too sure i'll ever do an inverted image again, but it's all in learning how to edit our pictures, so this is my first finished product....for a challenge.
mi fotografÃa está hecha con el lente invertido, tuve que utilizar un ISO 200 debido a que, la fotografÃa macro necesita mucha luz, porque si a la cámara no le entra mucha luz, debes bajarle velocidad y sale movida, por el tipo de animal que se mueven mucho, también utilice WB auto porque la hice a la luz del dÃa, debido al lugar donde estaba y el sol estaba siendo interferido por nubes, era muy difÃcil tener una luz estable. tiene un ángulo paralelo y le deje un poco de espacio de mirada. el motivo de mi titulo es porque la fotografÃa macro es eso, una fotografÃa a detalle.
I was playing around with the shot below this with the Roxio program and hit the 'invert" special effect....I was amazed! It sort of looks like Ice!!
Same as the.... previous? next shot? only inverted. ( focused on the water in the cracks, not the raised bumps of ice)
I took this photograph for my Communications Technology 30 class.
I didn't really expect it to turn out this well but here it is!
Just having some fun experimenting. Hope you like it.
The bleeding hearts I have are all white, so I must be inventive.
My lab work consists of picking out almost all invertebrates (no copepods, etc.) from the samples collected in the field. A minimum of 500 invertebrates are picked from each sample (30 samples x 500 = 15,000 bugs) and put into vials to be later identified.