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Apr 06, 2014 21:11 |  #1
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Testing my vintage Vivitar Macro 55mm 1:1 lens taken with flash and added some creepiness to them. What you think?

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Apr 07, 2014 01:02 |  #2

Good ones- think you succeeded
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Apr 07, 2014 04:32 |  #3

Great shot. Wouldnt it be creepier when also shooting the body, makes me want to see more of the doll.


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Apr 07, 2014 16:47 |  #4
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Thanks. Im very impressed with this lens. I think Im going to try out my hand at some more challenging macros in the future with this fellow.


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