Fast as fast can be, you can't catch me

[Battou]

I was originally going to post this in the tech challenge but.....I think it deserves it's own attention despite all the noise or grain....combination thereof.

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[Big Bully]

What is it? Is it a shutter on a camera?

[Battou]

It is the blades in the lens that create the aprature. Under normal circumstances they do not appear in the photograph being taken despite having been there

[Big Bully]

Cool!

[Battou]

I thought it was, I just wish it had come out a little sharper

[spiffybeth]

that's pretty sweet! how'd you snap that?

[Battou]

With a manual lens and a macro rig

[Battou]

Wow, I thought this would get a little more reaction....

[Bobby Ironsights]

I think it deserves it's own attention

why?

[Pleasetakeitkind]

I think it's really cool. However, unfortunately if you look around..the really good pictures, the creative and insightful ones, don't usually get much attention. Unless they appeal to everyone for unrelated reasons.

[Battou]

why?

Simply because it's not often you see the blades photographed like this.

I think it's really cool. However, unfortunately if you look around..the really good pictures, the creative and insightful ones, don't usually get much attention. Unless they appeal to everyone for unrelated reasons.

Thanks

[TamiyaGuy]

Nice! I was trying to do this for ages with one of my old lenses, but you captured it well. Of course, it's a shame about the noise, but I know just how tough it is

[Battou]

Nice! I was trying to do this for ages with one of my old lenses, but you captured it well. Of course, it's a shame about the noise, but I know just how tough it is

Thank you, It's impossible to put into words just how hard this was to get, I am glad some one knows.

I am still a little baffeled about the noise though, I did this with 200 film expecting a sharper image than I would have gotten on the 800 I usually use, but....well you see the results.