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A reversed prime (50mm) with manual focus in combination with a full set of extension tubes was used to get macro pictures of this fly.
Four images were then stacked with photoshop to get a larger depth of field.
I've found a new addiction; reversed lenses and floralscapes.
Recently, I cut a hole in my body cap and glued it to a filter so I could mount lenses on my D40 the wrong way. The last several days it has kept a continual flow of endorphins running into my bloodstream and a unrelenting desire to run and grab my camera at the sight of any flower that blows in the sun.
There's entire worlds I haven't seen yet, and I can imagine that I'll be searching for them around every corner for a while.
I owe the motivation to try floralscapes to Zeb Andrews and manyfires, two contacts in whose work I always find inspiration.
Heather and I were getting feed for her horse and the train had passed before I could react and get my camera, I was bummed. We were puling out of parking lot and it came back going in reverse, then I was able to get some good shots.
Nap Boy got a bad deal when Batman said, 'I'll take the full head mask, you take the bit of material left over from mine.'
Shot with a 24mm reversed onto extension tubes. A hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the end of the stack and a DIY snoot with diffusion fires the light onto the subject.
Soo Line L-1 class 2-8-2 Mikado #1003 wastes no time as it hustles through Rubicon, Wisconsin, headed in reverse towards its final spot of the afternoon, Brandon, Wisconsin
Flugpionier August Nesemann
Flugpionier August Nesemann (1873-1951) deutscher Flugpionier (from: Wikipedia)
Thanks to this writing on the reverse we know that on the front part is picture aviation pioneer August Nesemann shown in one of his finished designs.
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I purchased a Vello Macrofier Reverse Mount and Extension Tube with autofocus functionality. It arrived yesterday and I was very excited and tried it out with my lenses. Unfortunately, none of the lenses worked with the reverse mount. The autofocus did not work, it was not able to focus even if I manually prefocused the lens. All of the images have the lighter areas in the center of the frame as the one on this image. This was shot with a 16-35mm f/2.8 lens at 35mm, manual focus, f/13, 1/8 sec, ISO 100. Same results were experienced with a 24-70 and a 50mm lens as well.
It did produce impressive 4x magnification with the 16-35 @ 16mm, but the center of the image was dissapointing.
This image is a 2x macro of the edges of quarters. Shot on full frame camera, not cropped, only resized. Some contrast and sharpening was applied in PhotoShop.
Trying out reverse macro technique, aka poor man's macro.
Using my 18-55mm IS f3.5-5.6 Kit lens and my broken 50mm.
A visit to Reverse Garbage at Woolongabba was recommended to me recently and I was not disappointed with my visit. The shop accepts goods which otherwise were headed for landfill. They sort and sell a surprising range of items which are popular for those whose skills extend to up cycling. My purchase is on the counter with the male staff member.
In Reverse...ladybirds of a different pattern on the same tree, there were quite a large number of both sorts on this one Rowan Tree in the church yard at St Michael's church, Emley, UK. Spring very much in the air !
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Valentine went down the slide followed by her dad. She loves the slide and wants to go down again and again. She hasn't grasped the concept of using the stairs to get to the top and tried to climb over Adam to get back to the top to go down again.