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Wow. It actually worked. Reversing the 50mm prime can work as a macro lens. Cool!
These photos were not cropped :D
L-R, Top-Bottom:
- The nails that hold the pipelock on our "gate"
- Looking up Lexmark in the Yellow pages
- 18-200mm baby
- Cotton buds
- RD Asia stack
- My reading glasses
Background:
- Strainer-like food cover
Sooo coooooool ^_^
All these are objects at home.
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Davenport Beach, CA.
I revisted one of my favorite locations over the holiday weekend and was rewarded with some really nice light. The holiday weekend brought plenty of beachgoers and at one point or another nearly all of them made their way into my frame. But that's just how it goes, and as long as I can manage to get a few good shots I don't mind too much.
I really like this location because when the tide is right, this creek flows both ways! It's fun to just sit and watch and wait for the surf to make it's way up into this crevice. Sometimes you will see adventurous visitors climbing into this slippery creek to explore the cave that lies just a few feet upstream, but it can be risky as rogue waves sporadically inundate it. The last time I tried it, I got a great shot but managed to slip and fall into the water as I was leaving. Anyway, I'm pleased to report there were no mishaps on this evening!
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This is a reverse-engineering.
All credits goes to Mike Nieves
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Retired Couple in front of a Home
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Around 1870 to 1872.
According to the reverse adress of Ellinger's atelier was this time in Pest, and Pest joined to Buda in 1873, since then it's called Budapest, on reverses too.
Photographer: Ede (Eduard) Ellinger, Pest.
1870-1872 körül, Ellinger Ede műterme, Pest.
...straight to the fielder on the boundary rope... England's Ben Duckett top edges his shot in the first innings of the Lord's test against Sri Lanka.
Duckett c Kumara b Jayasuriya 40
Video of a Boeing 757 thrust reverser being tested on the ground by maintenance. Don't often get to see this up close.