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I love when people give me flowers although I love waiting for them to die so I can scan them more π
CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
02/05/2013 | Categories: Experimental | Tags: Dark Halide, dead flower, flowers, macro, photo, photography, Photos, plants, scanner, Scannergram, Simon Burrow, Still Life, Triptitch | Leave a comment
More testing using myCanon CanoScan 9000F Scanner as an image making device…
CanoScan 9000F Scanner.
31/08/2012 | Categories: Experimental | Tags: Canon, Canoscan 9000F, Dark Halide, dead flower, flower, photo, photography, Photos, scanner, Simon Burrow, wellington | Leave a comment
An old one playing with extension tubes…
Finished developing and scanning film last night so we should be back to new stuff soon… Promise π
Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8 Lens, PK-12 Extension Tube.
12/05/2012 | Categories: Blog | Tags: black and white, Dark Halide, dead flower, flower, macro, Simon Burrow, wellington | 4 Comments
Dont you just love it when your walking along (admittedly in a cemetery) and you go “Hey, that dead looking flower is pretty cool, I just happen to have an extension tube Β and a 50mm on my F5, This could be a cool image”
And it was True Story
π
Nikon F5, 50mm f1.8 Lens, PK13 Extension Tube, Ilford HP5+ 400 ISO film, Gold toning care of Photoshop.
14/07/2010 | Categories: Blog, Experimental | Tags: black and white, Dark Halide, dead flower, F5, film, flower, gold tone, ilford, macro, New Zealand, Nikon, photo, photography, Simon Burrow, wellington | 4 Comments
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