Going Beyond Life-size Pt. 2
These images were taken with a Nikon D5000, a Canon 50mm lens reversed onto a Tamron 90mm 1:1 macro lens. The magnification is over 2x. They have NOT been cropped. Visit http://ow.ly/1q8oH to view the entire series.
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Elle Künstlerin is all things to no people and no things to all people. She is a paramedic by profession, a wife by luck, a mother by destiny, a writer by madness and a photographer by mania. While he... View profile
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7 Comments
Post a CommentThe magic that escapes our eyes.... captured.
Stopping by to say hi :o) Great pics!
Whoa! Those are cool!
Wow! These are some awesome shots. Sometimes the minuscule can be as mighty as the enormous!
Agree with April - WOW! So cool :)
Wow!!! I love the side views of the orange and green peppers!!! Great to get to see your photography once again!!! =))
WoW! The mold is amazing