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Macrophotography: a Tiny Fruit

No idea what the name of the shrub is, but this is a tiny fruit left over from last fall.

Ron Wodaski
Mar 14
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A tiny fruit from an unknown type of shrub

Here’s another macro photograph, this time shot with a cheap Russian microscope objective. The company, LOMO, is the inheritor of a great deal of high-end military optical experience from Russian engineers. Probably made in East Germany back when Russia was a presence there.

The image is made up of 37 individual exposures; software has combined them to include only the sharpest portions of the images. The objective provides a modest 3.7x magnification, but the glass is just perfectly designed and made, so the image is thunderously sharp.

Love working with the little objective. It does incredible work.

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