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top of MarcaHuasi in Perú
Day's End
Morning dew rolling off daisy petals
Drips
east end of Glacier National Park
Saint Mary's Lake
scenic coastline of Maui
Coastline
about a week ago, my finger got pinched and created a tiny blood blister. now it's coming off and i decided to photograph the remains using a very tiny lens. this photo captures an an area about .057 inches wide (about the thickness of a DVD) and is of the outer regions of the blister where the dark dried blood meets the surrounding tough dried skin (whitish areas).
Post Pinch
appearing as an aerial shot over an industrial area, this is actually an extreme closeup photo of a computer chip. more specifically a 64-bit Pentium dual core processor, containing 167-million transistors. the various colours come from the studio lights reflecting off the ultra-fine details in the semiconductor material causing a diffraction-grating type effect. this entire shot captures an area of 0.0000205 square inches (tad larger than the diameter of a human hair). to capture the whole CPU at this magnification, would take nearly 8,400 photos.
Silicon Valley
we scouted for days along the Oregon coast, looking for the right balance of rock mounds in combination with the right moment of setting sun light.
Bandon Beach
Space Bubbles
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