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35mm Macro photo taken with a Canon SLR groups2000 on tripod. Flower pedals in a wine glass placed over a flashlight.

35mm Macro photo taken with a Canon SLR groups2000 on tripod. Flower pedals in a wine glass placed over a flashlight.
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HP pstc4400

location

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West Hollywood, California, US

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2018

Views

530

Likes

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Awards

Action Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Outstanding Creativity

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Superb Composition

+6

Peer Award

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Behind The Lens

Location

West Hollywood, CA

Time

Evening time. I was setting up macro photography in the apt. with flowers inside a wine glass.

Lighting

The flower pedals are in a wine glass with water. The wine glass is sitting on top of a flash light; illuminating the small scene.

Equipment

Tripod, 35mm slide film. Taken with a Canon rebel2000 with no flash.

Inspiration

I was just seeing if the images would come out ok.

Editing

I probably used a contrast before uploading. I don't remember.

In my camera bag

I'm not a photographer any longer. I could never afford a digital SLR so I just stopped and tried to be good at something else. I did however get to use a Nikon d3100 for a few years before that relationship ended.

Feedback

No advice. Just be excited at what you choose to do.

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