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Falling In Reverse
Vans Warped Tour 2012, Pittsburgh, PA.
July 12th, 2012
(c)KerstynHimesPhotography
This is the side with a Haiku from Helga.
The moment a leaf
unclasps the bough it changes
to a butterfly
Reverse side.
This one of a kind pillow features three original, hand-pulled block prints on fabric, of some of the loveliest insects: butterflies and a bumblebee. The front is a patchwork of a contemporary faux-bois print in deep blue, with a butterfly on a grass green cotton, a bumblebee on a delicate pin-striped umber and sunny yellow, and a monarch butterfly on a vintage floral. The reverse combines a rustic, hand-woven Nepalese fabric with a contemporary print like a scientific illustration of butterflies, moths, ladybugs (ladybirds) and bees.
Shot taken with my ‘Cheapskate’ macro outfit, as well as the broken 18-55 lens mounted in reverse on my Canon EOS 40D, I have a home made flash diffuser on my 580 EX11.
Sigma 18-50mm lens, reversed on a Panazonic Lumix FZ7 advanced point-and-shoot camera. The yellow poster adhesive on the lens mount is to hold the aperture lever at wide open.
No lenses were harmed in the making of this frankencamera!
Haven't taken any macro shots for some time. Finally got around to it before the season was over. Reversed 24mm on two extension tubes and flash with snoot.
"Happy Snaps" are permanent, bright & clair,
They are only taken on Llandudno Pier.
"Happy Snaps"
Reminders of Happy Days
at Llandudno.
A clown rides the pony in a reverse cowboy style during the Quantico Belvoir Regional Business Alliance hosted Army Community Covenant signing and community fair in costume in November 2008 at the Woodbridge Campus of the Northern Virginia Community College.
More reverse free-lensing macro, this time on some mouldy bread. I kept a load of bread well past the use-by date to generate a nice coating of mould, specifically to take this shot.
Flash lit from above, Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 reversed at 10mm and focus on infinity. I had no aperture control, so it was wide open; hence the very shallow depth of field.
A ring …
but occupied by a snake!
To avoid getting bitten, use it as pendant instead.
Stainless steel pendant, manufactured via Shapways 3D printing service.
Just for the record the reverse of the Alabtros card. Nothing special on it I think although I could read the word Flugplatz.
Card was posted (stamped) in Berlin on 27 September 1911.
Super Takumar 28mm f/3.5 Reverse Mounted on a Super Takumar 50mm f/1.4 + APS Teleplus 2X Teleconverter to EOS 40D via M42 adapter for a 3.6:1 magnification. Aperture f/28 on 28 mm and wide open on the 50mm at f/2.8 (1.4 + 2X) - this photo cropped from here www.flickr.com/photos/mjlsha/3740914400/
Speedlite 580EX II courtesy of Paolo