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Joined by members of the Division of Corporate & International Development, international trade commissioners and consuls, and staff of the Department of State, Governor Markell participated in the Reverse Trade Mission for foreign trade consuls from more than 20 countries.
Reverse: "Taken in Winnipeg 1942" - large group of unknown men and women - Lois Jordahl Dahlen in light jacket, dark skirt (Front row third from right).
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Reverse lens macro experiement, hence the haze edge which gives a very soft effect.
18-55mm on camera - reversed 28-80mm - manual setting and focus - handheld. I didn't have any converters, I just held the 28-80 lens against the 18-66 lens. Very awkward but interesting results.
This shot was taken without using macro lens because i don't have. I used reverse lens technique and it worked somehow.
for this shot i used my e-510 with 14-42 lens attached with cam and used 40-150 as reversed (hand held) in front of 14-42 . first attempt using this technique. just cropped and signature added...
Not sure if there's a proper term for this, i saw a grimy bin in the park, figured i'd spruce it up a little.
Whenever i can't think what to draw, i seem to draw eyes, who knows why..
Removed-dirt etching on Litter Bin.
Reverse side of a leaf from a Potato Ivy. They're quite attractive leaves, actually. Full Leaf coming soon.
Documenting the very particular technique by which (pre-crawling) Speck would recover from an exploratory forward flop. One could feel the crawling about to break forth...
(9 months)
This long rectangular pillow features my block printed nautilus on green silk. The front also features a faux-bois panel and screen printed gray-green panel. The reverse shows print cotton with a French-language map of Greece (where this nautilus makes its home) and lime green corduroy. It is 19.5 inches (50 cm) wide and 9.5 inches (24 cm) tall and stuffed with cotton-poly pillow stuffing. It is one of a kind!
I love how the pattern is reversed here....and I want to keep this, but it is for a friend who puts sunshine in my life each day, so I'll send it on and let her enjoy it......it reminds me of Tupperware. :)
Well, I had said no more skippers for awhile, but I just had to share these I saw in a savannah in Francis Marion National Forest down near Charleston, SC. This is my first Reversed Roadside-Skipper!
Joined by members of the Division of Corporate & International Development, international trade commissioners and consuls, and staff of the Department of State, Governor Markell participated in the Reverse Trade Mission for foreign trade consuls from more than 20 countries.
how cool, this is my first "reverse lens macro" it worked a treat.... how cool is this... a bit hard to hold on to the camera, lens, focus then snap, but hey.... this is an Ian Botham cricket figurine... i think it came out really well
Reverse Pedagogy opened on Culture Night at The Model Satellite. A diverse group of artists are gathered here together to produce artwork, to educate one another, and to collaborate generally in opposition to traditional art educational models. The project, much of it in the form of an artist residency, involved arts practitioners from different backgrounds, working in different genres.