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One for my photography set.
I came across a method a few years ago of using two lenses together, and never turned back. There are special reversal ring adapters, but that would take the fun out of making it all work without investing anything. (cheap)
Rolls Royce V-12
Hydroplane Museum
Seattle, WA
Olympus Pen-F
Panasonic 30mm f:2.8 Macro
Olympus Art Filter
Sort of crummy photo of my only Microman figure. It's apparently the one no one wants because I see it in stock everywhere. I tried to improved its looks by painting the face, skin tone and black, and giving the silvery parts a subtle wash in the panel lines to darken and kill some of the concave shine.
It came with a bunch of gear which I'm not using.
This flower was a tiny little thing...and there was a slight breeze that made it difficult in capturing it...this is all I managed to get from it after 7 minutes of trying...think I need a flash or macro-flash soon..
Although micro and macro nominally mean the opposite thing, the terms tend to be used interchangeably when discussing photography.
This is my current fleet of micro military vehicles. I've been building this up over a couple of years. (See notes for more details.)
Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand, I don't care, I'm still free, you can't take the sky from me..
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So yeah, I know it's a piece of gosa, but for something I put together in all of five minutes I thought it turned out well.
EDIT: so this is the same ship as my previous image from 5 minutes ago, just a little more polished.
The Daily Shoot assignment DS497: The horizon can be a strong composition element. Make a photograph that emphasizes the horizon today.
I created a mini planet by capturing the real sun above a blue marble.
There are fighters, bombers, interceptors, gunships and then... something bigger. The 'Duke may look like an old-fashioned Earthling fighter craft, but it is, in fact, the hot-rod, custom built steed of the man known only as Deckard.
An infamous mercenary and gun-for-fire, Deckard travels mostly alone, although sometimes recruits extra crew members to co-pilot or look after his beloved ship.
At home in space as well as atmosphere, the 'Duke packs danger, technology and menace into it's rather large package.
It's size can make it vulnerable, however, to smaller fighters and so Deckard often travels with escort fighters and interceptors.
Length: 19m
Wingspan: 18m
Crew: 1-3, mission dependent.
Armament: 2 High-Output frag-cannons, forward facing.
2 Micro-Mine launchers, wing-tip mounted.
Here is my micro version of WALL-E. I built this for Rogue Advent to fit into a Christmas Bauble. Enjoy!
Pequeña camioneta 4x4. En el salpicadero, la marca "GulBella".
Foto: 2013, Castiglion Fiorentino (Italia).
Unknown 4WD truck, probably electric powered. XS size.
A micro mech based on the awesome work of squieu - this is my version of his Takafashii frame. It's very compact and incredibly articulated. I threw the missle box on cos it was 2am.
The colours are quite outlandish to what I prefer, but it was the only combo of parts I had in enough matching colours. (I think the Japanese builders have a secret horde of Travis bricks in every colour...) I only have green, dark red, black and some bley, oh and maybe a couple of yellow and blue. =( That, and not enough taps in a range of colours.
A micro-scale smart car. A friend of mine owns a smart so when I created these she insisted that I build an all-black one to match her car! It's not in the photo because it's on her dashboard :)
Created for the collectible minifig series 5 contest at Eurobricks. Rules state that entries must be shown without series 5 fig.
A view of the castle from the front.
I built this MOC for my LUG's Iron Builder competition. The seed part is the light bley headlight brick.
A recently acquired Diramic micro RSD. Also known as the Petri MF-1 micro and Carena micro RSD. It's missing the removable hotshoe, but a flash can still be used with a sync cable connected to the top. In its previous life, I think it belonged to a building company, considering "Batiment Structure" is engraved on the front and on the bottom plate.
Pentax MX & Tamron SP 90/2.5
Fuji 400
Unicolor
Pakon F135