Watch Your Lane
by Tiberius

Comment by Mr_Pants:
I like the framing through the trees.

Have a light?
by Tiberius

Comment by srdanz:
Beautiful! I hope this wins you a ribbon... I gave this a 9 because it could have been off center just a bit.

Have a light?
by Tiberius

Comment by LevT:
cool idea, and a technical marvel

Have a light?
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Comment by sbeaumont:
has a graphicfunk look about it! Very innovative and the flame is weel caught with the blue halo. Bumping up

Indecision Can Ruin Lives
by Tiberius

Comment by Tiberius:

Originally posted by samtrundle: Well I'm amazed you managed to coax a macro of this quality out of the good old A70 - my girlfriend has one and it's certainly a capable camera (more versatile than my old olympus p&s for sure) but still, I had no idea you could do this with it! So well done, I really like this a lot.

Thanks a lot.
I used thisand
a lot of patience. I took around 30 shots to be happy with it.
Have a look at this
This was different. I used the same box but I attached my old Zenit lens es (inverted)

Indecision Can Ruin Lives
by Tiberius

Comment by samtrundle:
Well I'm amazed you managed to coax a macro of this quality out of the good old A70 - my girlfriend has one and it's certainly a capable camera (more versatile than my old olympus p&s for sure) but still, I had no idea you could do this with it!

So well done, I really like this a lot.

Back to the Old Days
by Tiberius

Comment by s4nd3r99:
wow that's an awesome shot for an awesome camera!
(followed link from your comment hehe)

Have a light?
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Comment by mkirdal:
Good idea and perfect shot.

Three Lucky Coins: Heaven, Welfare, Harmony
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Comment by L1:
I'm wondering if this is faidoi's shot... it reminds me of his stock images. Good idea, good shot, good lighting. Maybe a bit more focus on the front coin. :o)

shadowes copy.jpg
by Tiberius

Comment by lewiss:
Great negative space. I would only say that it is slightly hard to identify them as puppets. If the puppets were clearer, it would also be easier to see that the bottom right is part of the set, as it's slightly hard to see what it is.

Having said that, I'm quite keen on photos where the viewer has to make an effort to look carefully to interpret what is going on. Perhaps not as striking as blatantly obvious photos, but usually more interesting.