Or, try these alternate versions:
Artist's Note
I know Custo doesn't usually look well upon photo walls, but I'm hoping someone will like and find a use for these.
Photos taken within one hour using an old lense, a can, a sock and lots of duct tape. All files within zip are 1800x1200 (didn't want to lose anything by resizing to 1600).
If you would like to use any of these photo's in your design, feel free. Consider these stock but please give credit ¦¬)
*edit*
Oh, and by the way, none of these photos have been edited except for size.
Comments (9)
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you got some nice shots. Toothbrush and chopstick are my personal favs.
Tue, Mar 28th at 02:12pm (3 years ago)
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I like it :) ...I can definitly see some really nice screenshots using this wall. update: toothbrush and chopstick are my favs toooo
Tue, Mar 28th at 09:21am (3 years ago)
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Interesting idea, and I think you did a good job of it.
Tue, Mar 28th at 02:59pm (3 years ago)
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they're all really bold and colorful. awesome set.
Tue, Mar 28th at 03:13pm (3 years ago)
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a great stock collection. the focus and perspective of the toothbrush freaks me out...in a good way. :)
Tue, Mar 28th at 11:24pm (3 years ago)
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I'm a sucker for macro photography. You have a very very nice camera. Can you explain what you were doing with the sock and the can?
Wed, Mar 29th at 03:48am (3 years ago)
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could you made a step by step photo-guided tutorial for us? :D
Wed, Mar 29th at 09:03am (3 years ago)
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Wonderful set of macro shots ;)
Wed, Mar 29th at 09:17am (3 years ago)
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on March 28th, 2006
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Well, I cut a hole in a can as well as a hole in a camera cap the same size. I glued them together so that the can would attach to the camera via the cap with hole to hole. I wrapped a sock around an old lense and shoved it into the can back to front, so the rear lense element became the front and vice versa. And there you have it, a cheapo lense.