Taken with the 50mm lens on a reversing ring. I finally realized that I can adjust the f-stop with the manual adjustment while it's on backwards... makes it a lot easier to get enough light, but harder to focus in such a small plane.
Anyway.. took a few pics before I ripped the watch apart and poked around through the innards, which was what my intention was for this challenge, but this ended up being the best pic of the group.
So, the coloring is from using the 'colorize' button in the hue/sat settings, not a duotone conversion.
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Of the many clock/watch pieces photographed for this challenge, this one stands out for me. I think it's the color tones that I like the most. It's also crisp where it needs to be and you've positioned the hands of the clock to run thru the classic ROT points. Well done. Good luck in the challenge.
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