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Well, thats one of these shots which started as quick capture with no expectations set into it and turned out very well (im my opinion ).
Just after I cleaned the aluminium windowsill on the outside, it began to rain like hell and these fine drops were formed onto the unsoiled surface of the metal. The sun was still shinig brightly so I just took the cam, screwed off the lens and held it in front of the camera - reversed, to take a macro shot (have no real macro equipment at the moment ).
Since the image is heavily cropped, I declare that the Kodak E200 must be a pretty damn good film!

I don't know if I'm gonna make a print from this...I wished to, but the aspect ratio is troublesome.

Colours are strongly manipulated, a less colourful and more natural version can be found here: Drops 'n' Metal - mono

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Camera: Revue (cheap analog SLR)
Film: Kodak E200
Exposure: hmm, pretty short I think
Lens: reversed 50 mm 1/1.8 Revuenon held in front of the camera
Setup: freehand, direct sunlight

Photoshop CS2 (crop, colours, burn and dodge, frame)

Description
Well, thats one of these shots which started as quick capture with no expectations set into it and turned out very well (im my opinion ).
Just after I cleaned the aluminium windowsill on the outside, it began to rain like hell and these fine drops were formed onto the unsoiled surface of the metal. The sun was still shinig brightly so I just took the cam, screwed off the lens and held it in front of the camera - reversed, to take a macro shot (have no real macro equipment at the moment ).
Since the image is heavily cropped, I declare that the Kodak E200 must be a pretty damn good film!

I don't know if I'm gonna make a print from this...I wished to, but the aspect ratio is troublesome.

Colours are strongly manipulated, a less colourful and more natural version can be found here: Drops 'n' Metal - mono

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Camera: Revue (cheap analog SLR)
Film: Kodak E200
Exposure: hmm, pretty short I think
Lens: reversed 50 mm 1/1.8 Revuenon held in front of the camera
Setup: freehand, direct sunlight

Photoshop CS2 (crop, colours, burn and dodge, frame)