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Extreme, since as a mirror I used a pinhead. Actually three of them. Full frame.

Comments as always welcome

Regards,

K.Polak

Once again very interesting and creative Krystian. I'm beginning to think your genius is bordering on the insane
I like the way you have set the pins (left to right) so that the image on each head becomes clearer as you move toward the right. I think you smooth backgroound tone nicely complements the pin head colour.
This is certainly the cover shot for the sequel to 'eyes wide shut' - 'pins up tight'
Keep those creative juices flowing my friend.
cheers
marco

Outstanding! now all we need to know is how many angels fit on the head of a pin

Nice concept shot.

Almost Edvard Munch in the centre, Krystian, but very

Excellent and inventive exercise - but I am sure you were better looking when I met you

Not a self-portrait but a close-up baby photo, 4 days old (After conception) 8 cells.

cheers doug

Thanks guys for comments!

Marcotrov, I hope I am still on the right side. But then, what side is what? hehe

Dug, no worries. I will take care and make some research in this matter. Talking about micro, I am heading there, but not now. First must to count all angels

Dargan, propably colour and texture comes close to Edvard Munch's painting

Sirhc55, I intentionally did so silly expresion. A bit of fun is always good

Thanks again,

K.Polak

Very clever Krystian, my wife was grossed out at first as she thought they were eyeballs but when I explained they were pin heads, she was very impressed.
Would be interesting to see if you could re-create this but without the camera in the reflections ??? Is it possible, if so are you up for the challenge ?

You are way out there ma boy, way out there.

Cool !

Who would have thought of doing a self portrait in the reflection of a pinhead

Amazing, Amazing.

Mic.

Alpha_7, sorry for frightening your wife. Glad that she is strong enough

Very difficult, very difficult without proper, expensive gear. But I will take a think about that.


Mic, thanks. That is a great word from macro master as you

Regards,

K.Polak

One more excercise:



Regards,

K.Polak