I cranked out this digital creation by using Flickr's built-in photo editing software, Picnik. The software is pretty user friendly and sufficiently functional. It runs faster than I would've expected for an online editor, and I like it even more than Picasa's editor. However, it's no replacement for the software I currently use. Minus the blue happy face, I like this photograph more than original.

A super macro of a wild flower... done with my 35mm reverse

another editted version of 'i cant wait'.

stages of celebrating!!

Carols rose garden.

Reverse macro 50mm hand held, no adapter

Flower in the garden

Well I put the mosquito larva in my "pond" and covered it with saran wrap. Am I benevolent for letting them live or am I cruel for not killing them and making them live out their life in a small tupperware container?

Not very sharp, but you'd be amazed how fast snails move when you are trying to take a macro!! I loved the detail in the pattern on the shell.

"Poor-mans Macro" - Taken using a reversed 50mm lens held in front of a G11.

Fall is here! As much as I love the warm weather, fall is definitely my favorite season!

September 17, 2009

My first attempt at macro photography using the 50mm lens reversed on the Nikon d90. blogged it

Nature photos taken with a makeshift "double-lens reverse macro", in which I attached two 50mm f1.8 lenses face to face.

Hopper on a flower

View On Black

See the other 3 shots

July 29, 2009

This was done using a conon 40D with the 18-55mm lens attached. Then a minolta 50mm f1.4 hand held on the front reversed.

Alm-right!

I just like the way this came out. Used a Canon A570IS with a wide angle slr lens reversed. The yellow color is courtesy of a nearby colored beverage. I am sure it was a Gatorade.

Thanks Panache for teaching me how to do this! I dedicate this series to you!

Reversed 18-55mm, handheld.

Reverse macro

View On White

May 19, 2009

Thanks to Voices by Brian for my title!

shot with DIY reverse macro ring

Spruce native to North America

More about the poorman's macro on my blog here:

red-gecko-productions.com/redgecko/?p=246

Macros taken with a 100mm Macro lens coupled with a reversed 50mm prime lens for extra magnification.

attempt at water drop pictures with the reverse macro

50mm reversed

Tacoma, Washington

Dead fly found while cleaning.

Used "kit lens" with 50mm f/1.8 hand held reversed on the "kit"

First shot got a nice view of the inside of the 50mm