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3 comments:
Ooh now I want to sink my teeth into a pear. Those look so tasty, crisp and sweet.
Beautiful photo.
Thanks for sharing.
Mich
Love it! You take the most beautiful pictures. What type of lense do you use to get that cool out-of-focus-y (is that a word? look?
thank you Michelle! ~wave~
Hi Leesavee, the lens I'm using is a second camera, a vintage Ansco Rediflex, it's the type of camera with a bubble top viewfinder. I frame what I want with this base camera, then use my digital Nikon to take a photo of the viewfinder itself.
It's called 'through the viewfinder' photography. In my profile you can find my other blog 'viewfinderview.blogspot and you can see photos of what I'm talking about. It's fun, you should try it!
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