2021-10-03 14-18-00 (C,Smoothing2)_ED_MD_FL
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2021-10-03 14-18-00 (C,Smoothing2)_ED_MD_FL
Kodak Brownie Cresta II camera with an inverted lens. Ilford HP-5 film developed in Ilford DD-X. Digitized with DSLR. At Lone Fir Cemetery Portland, Oregon.
- Inverted lens macro of a bread just cut by the bread knife also been inverted lens macro photoed.
- Inverted lens macro of the metal tips of a bread knife. The metal has lots of patterned scratches but the edge doesn't look that sharp at this magnification.
- Inverted lens macro of the metal tips and edge of a bread knife.
- Inverted lens macro of the plastic brush tips of a toothbrush. This angle seems to show them like growing grass.
- Inverted lens macro of the plastic brush tips of a toothbrush. These brushes look like tentacles from a certain angle at a certain magnification.
- Inverted lens macro of the plastic brush tips of a slightly used toothbrush.
- Inverted lens macro of a slightly used pencil tip. The carbon at the tip has been slightly flattened at the tip.
- Inverted lens macro of the text section on a 20p coin. The surface is full of scratches and mis-colourings.
- Inverted lens macro of the top of the crown section on a 20p coin. There are two crosses seen here.
- Inverted lens macro of the mint mark of a 1985 pound coin. These marks are found on the ridge of the coins.
- Inverted lens macro of a small area of an old 20 pounds note where there is a tiny BOE (Bank of England I presume) sign.
- Inverted lens macro of a small area of an old 20 pounds note. There are many places on the note with hidden text.
- Inverted lens macro of a small area of an old 20 pounds note. Looks some of the lines are actually text that says 20 pounds.
- Inverted lens macro of the number "1" in an old 1p coin.
- Looks creepy but this is actually an illusion created by inverted lens macro of the torn edge of a kitchen paper towel.
- This is basically light transmitted through as red/brown leaf (can't remember what type) then captured by an inverted lens macro setup over #10YearsAgo.