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Published: 2008-01-30 06:33:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 1930; Favourites: 95; Downloads: 11
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In was on a block of ice in the nature.Finland,
Jan.07
Macro with lense reversed.
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..and besides! i've never heard of reversed lense (
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You will get lots of fun
But be careful of dust and humidity
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i'll do my best 
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Your deviation has been featured here: [link] 
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This photo is featured in my humble journal --> [link]
Hope you don't mind
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I really don't mind
Thank you very much
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Many warm thanks
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This is a particularly interesting piece of work that is near-mesmerising. The dark tones suit the piece perfectly, I think: great stuff overall.
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Thank you for those great comments
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Thank you very much
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Thank you my dear
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wow.. that is beautiful! nice composition, too.
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hehe avec plaisir
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I just put of the lens and put in upside down in front of my camera. There's some support ring existing, but I don't have any yet.
I keep the lens with my hand, there's no more autofocus, no more light control, no more aperture control (f is wild opened) so I need to mesure the light and adjust the speed before hand.
Then I keep my breath and adjust the focus by moving the camera (in one hand) + lens (in the other hand), toward or backward. The DoF is really narrow so I don't move quickly and I shoot many times, check the camera's histogram, adjust, shoot again...
All my macro pictures are made this way.
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Oh wow!! Thanks for that info, sounds like some fun, i might have to give it a stab, I doubt that my attempts would be anywhere as good as yours.
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It's fun
But be careful to dusty, sandy, wet... air conditions as the body of the camera is opened
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