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This is part of the "1:1.4D" incription on my AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.4D lens.
Lens: Zuiko 24mm 1:2.8 reversed in front of AF Nikkor 85mm 1:1.8
Light: SB-600 flash, TTL on camera
A day spent learning off-road rally racing techniques with the London Rally School, Bicester, Oxford.
This is one of the three white peachicks I have. The background is a dichroic bowl my mom made. I thought it would make a nice background. This might be the peachick I am thinking is a female, I am still not sure. I got all three of them for free but the person who gave them to us wants us to raise them and then give them a male one when they get old enough to tell the sex, which is hard to do with white peafowl when they are young.
What if we photographed things right before they got covered up? We'd call it reverse archeology: uncovering what is about to be covered.
Strobist: 30 sec exposure to allow 4 flashes to be fired multiple times at full power. Two sb600s and two lumapro 120s. Triggered by a PW in my hand. Its amazing how much power it took to light up this space. I've got little tabletop tripods for the flashes (this is the driest tunnel I've ever seen and I still didn't want just drop the flashes on the floor)
a reverse miniature fake, I modified this photo
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to better fit the group.... Reverse Miniature Fakes!
Took a walk in Central Park and Jefferson Market Garden for some insect macros. Saw a variety of flies with a few other species mixed in. Came away with a few keepers.
More Glitter printing - Check the Blog for details -
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