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The Wallace National Monument seen from Stirling Castle. We were lucky enough to get the reverse photo as well.
May 19, 2011, 7:41 p.m. Here is a reverse-angle view of the Alexandra Bridge.
Most of my pictures are OF the Museum of Civilization FROM the bridge. This is the opposite: a picture OF the bridge FROM the museum, which is behind me.
[See the “LARGE” version of this photo.]
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reverse macro of same strawberry
taken with Nikon D80 and three Kenko extension tubes (12mm, 20mm, and 36mm)
I love reverse macro photography. Some day I hope to finally master the technique..a girl can dream, can't she? lol
This is an experimental photo while toying with Kite Aerial photos for the first time. I enjoyed the results of this photo composed by the kite's random twists and turns. The reverse curved skyline is attractive.
Made a DIY reverse macro ring for my 50mm 1.8 as seen here: www.diyphotography.net/diy_reverse_macro_ring. It will also fit my 55-200vr but I haven't tried it out yet.
These are a couple of shots I took just testing it out.
With the lense set on infinite focus you play with the aperture to get the desired effect. @ 1.8 its pretty soft with an extremely tight DOF. I've found at around f4 - f5.6 to be sharp and provide a pleasing effect.
Matt and I went on the jet boat ride at Reversing Falls in the Bay of Fundy at Saint John in New Brunswick
I had to get "warmed up" today. I was so angry from class my first 20 pics sucked. This was one of the last and I loved it. So I reversed the order I looked at my pics and never even got to the early ones again.
A while later, we witnessed the passing of the northbound Eagle. Somewhat of a rariety in itself, the Eagle had two motors. I can't recall ever seeing it with more than one. Either way, I approve.
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