( f/32 105mm ISO 200 Nikon D300 )
Theme is macro guess. I started having fun with this and took several pictures that I would like people to guess, so I made a little collage of them. For the top 2 photos I just used the 105mm macro lens and put the subject as close as I could. For the bottom 2 photos, I put my 50mm lens in front of my 105mm lens with the faces toward each other. This is a macro trick and can get you incredibly close! So make your guesses in the comments and I will let you know if any of them are correct.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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18 comments:
money, coffee bean?
yes, money, but do you know exactly?
coffee bean is correct.
Yeah I was going to guess money too, but didn't know the coffee bean.
The other two look like the bottoms of a shoe or something.
looks like andrew jackson's eye from a $20 bill and a coffee bean
It's not a $20. It did come from a newer style bill.
ok; no clue for the first one...
maybe some kind of mat for the second one?
money for the third... maybe a $100?
and coffee bean for the last. (couldnt help but notice the rest if the answers)
:)
I hate those stupid beans you just have to grind them what happened to folgers, it's good.
I that eye on the back of a one?
The eye is Lincoln on the new $5 bill. I learned his eye color was blueish green.
A clue for #1: You'll flip when you find out what it is. You likely see one of these almost every day.
A clue for #2: An olympian uses this to score.
The second picture looks like a ping pong paddle.
Yep, that is a ping pong paddle.
Okay...is the first one a coin, like a penny or quarter or one of those?
the first one looks like some type of bottle opener
That is kind of close. It is actually a tab on soda can, so more of a can opener :)
oh man, i was going to say it was a pop tab, but was too insecure to give a guess,darn i would have been right.
1. bathroom part (like a sink part) 2. gripper for a can (to open it) 3. G. WAshington's eye
4. coffee bean
A student helped me and got most of these....I do not have an eye for it.
upper left, starting block (from clue)
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