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All of these where made by reversing an old 55mm lens. The older shots where taken with my Casio QV4000 and then the 55mm was screwed backwards on a lens adapter. Now, on the Eos 300D, I screw it reversed on my standard EF 50mm. Reversing a 50mm on another one makes for a very cheap Xtreme-macro lens!
fluorite I found myself bubbles in a glass of orange juice the same, but with the addition of a red paper behind the glass setup for the bubble shots
the 55mm lens screwed backwards upon my lens adapter natrolite toermaline, schorl to be precise topaas
a fly hanging on my lamp-shade a fly, doing some ballet litle spider Titanite (Furkapass, Switzerland)
Titanite covered by Chlorite (Furkapass, Switzerland) Titanite (Furkapass, Switzerland) Titanite (Furkapass, Switzerland) IMG_0178.jpg
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