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Close-Up Photography

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Close-Up pictures are generally a bit harder to take than casual pictures taken outside. I is usually desired to get a greater depth of field requiring a smaller aperture opening than normally used. All other things being equal this means that more light is required or a longer exposure. Indoor lighting is usually a bit dimmer than outside an casts a more yellow image. Also, it is almost imposible to hold a camera steady enough to prevent blurring. The following images are samples of what can be done with a few inexpensive tools and a couple of ordinary,very low-cost digital cameras.

Beaded christmas ornament.	Filigree Jewelry Bead Findings
Filligree Stamping.	Simple Ring
Iron Pirite (fools gold).	Leopard Skin Jasper
Jasper?	Quartz
Neigborhood Gossip	Computer dragon. This is my personal favorite.
Just good friends.	Who, me?
Catching Butterflies by the book	This guy is very pretty ... for a gargoyle.
Twin Dragons	Christmas Gargoyle
High Priest and unwanted helper	Box for game tokens
a little choo-choo treasure	A truly unusual golden spike
WarHammer gameing figure, Magician.	Small box

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10/19/2008