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Nikon D800 Sample
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ISO100 | f/10 |1/200s | 200mm
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Looking for a book to save paper samples. This one was pretty easy to make - it's an accordion folded strip of paper. I put double stick tape between the folds on one side, leaving the other side free so I can glue on my sample. I put a museum board cover on this one. I think this would work better for my needs.
The bee is entering the blossom of the Orange Jewelweed, also called Spotted Jewelweed and Orange Balsam. This plant is an annual, native to North America. The leaves appear to be silver or "jeweled" when held underwater, perhaps explaining its name. Jewelweed is said to be helpful with skin rashes, but according to Wikipedia controlled studies do not bear this out. This clump of jewelweed was growing at the edge of the lake below the crest of the dam at Kaercher Creek.
Print Sample Book
19 colors of paper, red ink, folded fore-edge, glue bound
interior image by Megan Hopkins
Sampling / Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery
You can sample two kinds of whisky and the apple wine here at Nikka Whisky Yoichi Distillery in Hokkaido, Japan.
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New samples in my studio.
Dust sample collected last week magnified at approximately 53X, using Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 in reverse.
Camera : OLMPUS E-5(Sample)
Lens : ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-60mm F2.8-4.0 SWD(Sample)
at OLMPUS Photo Festa OSAKA
Some quick samples, shot right after i received the package in my mail!
The shot of my youngest is completely untouched, straight out of camera @f/5.6!
The flowers had a slight curve correction.
I got this from the same vintage bazaar I got the Daisy winder from www.flickr.com/photos/wychbury/3756348578/ and totally forgot to photograph it!
It's an amazing collection of samples, albeit very dirty but I may attempt to breathe some life into them at some point (If I can bear to wash away their history that is!)