Hair Brush as Forest?
Uploaded: March 26, 2006 04:57:57
This is a photograph of a hair brush, taken with a Nikon D50. I used a BR-2A Reversing Ring on a Nikon 50mm f/1.8 to get the effect. Shutter speed was 1/500. The BR-2A is tricky to use, as you need to manually focus on your subject by moving closer to, or further back with the camera. I like the results though.
Melissa G. Meiselman March 26, 2006
Phenomenal macro, terrific framing, wonderful sharp focus on front row, Brad. #415560Donna M. Whipkey March 26, 2006
This picture was an eye catcher. Nicely done. I never knew a brush could look this good. #2576849Jenny D March 26, 2006
Awesome job on this!! #2576895Gustavo Márquez March 26, 2006
Great idea! Awesome macro Brad! #2577483Brad J. Waldera March 26, 2006
Thanks a lot, everybody. I also took another one from a different angle. #2577577Ugur Erkmen March 26, 2006
Great macro.Beautiful red colour. #2577875Carol McCants March 27, 2006
I like both your brush shots but I think this is my favorite.Daniel Diaz April 25, 2006
Brad WTF???? I didn't know you where here buddy!!! Let me be the first to give you Congrats!!!Way to go my man!!!!!!! #2685533
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