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| Jazz hands of a coniferous tree outside the school |
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| Little Purple Daisies that live in our front garden |
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| Tiny Plant Fuzz People hanging out on the school's wall |
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| Crispy fallen leaf feeling pretty in my hand |
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| Mossy Brick Glue |
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| Fingertips |
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| The wonderfully green eyes of my little sister |
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| A Dramatic Guitar Headshot |
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| A deceased fish's escapades though file folders |
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| Some sort of photoroom contraption |
I like this project. It was interesting to see how my different lenses fared differently; I have a 50mm 1.8 prime lens, but - contrary to what I thought - it was usually less effective at capturing things up close than my 18-55 zoom lens. (Though most of the above pictures were shot with the prime.) It was an interesting discovery. My mum has a lens extension that doubles everything, so- I stole borrowed it - instead of putting that on the zoom lens, I held it flipped around. This gave me room to move in closer to things - this is something I'm planning on experimenting with in the future. All in all, this was an easy project for me, mostly because I already like zooming. Yes. Good things are good.
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