Wishinghand's Stuff

One of the few abstract photos I’ve really enjoyed. It retains a sense of mystery, even for me, as sometimes I forget where I took it. See if you can figure out what this is. I’ll send a free print to the first person who guesses.

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Guess what this is? It’s part of the sculpture from the last photo. This sculpture is a full replica of a human form, so go ahead and try to figure out where this one came from. My favorite part about macro and abstract photography is figuring out what it could be a larger piece of. This is slightly eclipsed by what my mind runs away with when I see it out of context, in both my work and others. A lot of photographers start out wanting to be far away from their subjects, but I often think this is only okay if you’re taking shots of wild bears. Wide angle lenses are most used for landscapes but are just as good for getting in close to people and places. Macro lenses too- you can get even closer without worrying about focus being to long if you have a lens that allows 1:2 or 1:1.

So sorry about the lack of updates. Busy family Holidays and all that.

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I love abstract-ish stuff where you’re not quite sure what it is. Most people will see this pic and be very sure what it is, but when not seen through a macro lens it is obviously something else.

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