I had tried something new today, or I should say I finally figured it out today, something you can see on Planet Earth.
Later I decided to try a different approach & shot my magnifying loupe, took a few images of the poppies I shot today & created
A similar effect.
I`ll have to perfect my tests & how I shoot potential later objects I might use to go a little further with this.
For instance, the way I have to shoot the two images I want to create that effect with. Because the only way to shoot a real magnified picture is to have the loupe straight on, I don`t really have to worry about reshooting that image to get the desired results.
Though I`m not that pleased with the one I presently have. That one btw, is a composite of two shots. One of me holding the loupe by the tip of the handle, & the other holding it by the glass.
I was going to throw it into the air & shoot it in one shot, but my aim is not that good, & I really like that old magnifying glass.
Have a nice warm week end.
Oh!! The "EMBRACE".
I was in someone`s wine cellar today & spotted this tile leaning up against the wall by the wine barrels. I figured why not shoot it in case they are never reunited. "LAST EMBRACE" is linked behind the poppy.
Enjoy.
6 comments:
Really nifty effect. My favorites are DSCN7528 and DSCN7550.
Yep, nifty all right! The large images at flickr are just awesome.
I bet keeping the camera lens at a right angle relative to the loupe is a bit of a challenge, almost seems like it would take two people to do that.
très frais…l should try that with my reducing glass / loupe.
Andif,
Imagining is my friend.
NDD,
Thanks,
I was thinking of making a holding rack that would keep a constant distance & focused frame that also locked in parallel, the loupe & camera.
dada,
I try pretty much anything & everything that comes thru my old breadbasket head. I do sometimes get crumby ideas though.
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