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Reversed lens macro

Reversing Falls, St. John

New Brunswick, Canada

Going though some older files to dig up some shots that didn't grab my attention at the time.

Woodstown Central 9 reverses in the sunset.

Reversing ring on EFS 18-55mm IS STM lens

Borrowed Ed's 24mm and reversing ring to try this out. He's taken some seriously great shots with this technique (and some flashes) www.flickr.com/photos/edwardhorsford/sets/72157602858677860/

Anthony Hendricks goes under the hoop before a score.

 

Photo courtesy Brad Waldera

Hard to tell but im actually going backwards in the air. reverse vault

KUNIHIKO SONODA

3/16/2012

    

REVERSE-BABLE

I have known about St. Louis since childhood - Mississippi River; Tom Sawyer; the St. Louis Cardinals; Glenn Miller; etc. When I studied architecture I learned about the beautiful Gateway Arch. But, I did not know about Pruitt-Igoe.

    

During the 1970’s I was engaged as an architect. Architects were focused on functionalism and internationalism. I was opposed to modernism and focused on the concept of “regionalism.” For the past 40 years, functionalism has ruled the world of architecture. Lately “post-modernism” has been the trend. Functionalism in architecture has cast doubt into the emptiness in the hearts of men.

    

40 years ago, people were opposed to modernism architecture in St. Louis. The post-modern movement recently has not always been successful, but we should continue the idea of post-modernism. People who are involved in architecture and city designing are involved with the economic conditions and the setting.

    

My landscape design for the “Pruitt-Igoe-Now” project is in light of the meaning of “40 years.” This is the time required for human society to be delivered from “ruin” and “troubles.” Society develops from theory, race, religion, ideology, locality, nationalism, and various human relationships. People find communication difficult because the meaning of words gets lost in society.

    

This site will become a symbol of forgiveness, peace and healing. The waters of the Mississippi River will be directed onto the fertile land of Pruitt-Igoe which has been separated from this “Mother River” for 40 years. It will become a park of fountains. Water brings good ideas to the way people live. In the middle of this space will be a convention hall and a 490yd tall tower. The convention hall will be for cultural events. The tower will be a source for sending out information.

“St. Louis – Born Again.”

    

Reverse view of 90043 & 90049 as they head 4S45, the Daventry-Coatbridge Intermodal along the WCML at Brinklow.

Reverse = "1988-89 Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders" Unknown names.

 

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As well as being an excellent lineout jumper, field runner and tackler, Chris Jack also does a great reverse pass - this time to Winger Kameli Ratouvu, just out of shot, who ran half the length of the field for the first of his two tries. See more photos from this match. Ref: D290-111

Basel - Mulhouse International Airport (France) - Airbus A319 easyJet.

The Handle will be Silver Soldered in place later.

I guess I liked this one because its taken from a different angle you would normally view the Nylex sign from, and I liked the blocking of the dark shape in the foreground against the silo and signs. The green light on this is from a VB sign just out of frame.

Handheld, reversing ring macro. I'm only getting about 1mm DoF and it's really hard to get the right bit in focus when the little bugger's sitting on a plant that's shaking in the breeze!

Nice "reverse sunset" tonight with the setting sun's light reflecting off the clouds to the east and southeast.

'Falling In Reverse' at 'Melkweg, Oude Zaal', Amsterdam on Saturday, 7th of June 2014.

 

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I painted the cabinets white and then used leftover office paint and a texture squeegee to make reverse texture

Reverse Bungee | 5 December, 2009

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Taken with a reversed 24mm on extension tubes. I use a hinged hot shoe to allow the flash to lean out over the lens/tubes rig and a home made snoot lined with aluminum foil to fire the light directly over the lens and capped at the end with paper to diffuse. Most of the post processing was removing all the pollen that landed on the sensor the few times I swapped an extension tub out. Incredibly time consuming.

Vans Warped Tour, Tinley Park IL

Willy Renard - All Rights Reserved

Using a reverse ring on a 50mm and 18-55 lens to capture my first macro shots. Please comment.

reverse lens macro shot with Nikon d90, 50mm 1.8, reverse ring, Nikon 18-55mm VR

"Reverse Psychology" by Charles Ludlum, directed by Marina Pareja. -- Dating a psychiatrist can drive you crazy. Dating your husband's psychiatrist will drive you crazier!

Alternative Theatre Festival 2013 - July 11-13 & 18-20.

'Falling In Reverse' at 'Melkweg, Oude Zaal', Amsterdam on Saturday, 7th of June 2014.

 

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First reverse lens macros of the season, 24mm reversed onto two extension tubes. A hinged hot shoe mount allows the flash to lean out over the lens and a DIY snoot with diffusion.

25c taken with a DIY reverse ring I just glued together! :)

I normally have unusual shooting conditions whenever I fly into LAX. This time it was really wild - Santa Ana winds at a steady 30 mph winds, gusting to 60 mph, reverse operations (always pretty cool), massive wildfires putting up so much smoke (horrible know it was peoples' homes on fire), and VIP aircraft in the area. Simply wow.

 

I was at Clutter's Park for a few hours and really bundled up. All the signposts and the flagpole were really shaking - we expected them to fly off at any moment. Camera tripods were shaking and almost tipping over. The weird thing was this was an unforgettable day, if you didn't think of the tragedies happening all around LA.

This USTDA Reverse Trade Mission brought to California delegates from China's national and provincial ministries of commerce as well as Chinese companies interested in procuring cutting-edge environmental technologies related to pollution remediation. Date: Nov 17-21, 2014

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