When I was real young I did that with a cheap old 110mm film camera I had gotten from my grandmother when she died.
It was the best, cause for the longest time I could get the roll developed for like $0.24 because Clark and others would charge a penny a print on that type of film so they could advertisement "Development prices as low as a penny a print!"
Now I am all for helping the handicapped. But um...ouch...didn't your back hurt after that shot?
Shunning his geographical constraints, this photographer attempts to capture a macro of the miniscule hairs on the posterior of a fly that has landed on the forehead of a Tibetan Monk over 8,000 miles away.
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OK, OK, you don't have to blow it out of proportion!
It was only 7,475 miles away.
Shunning his geographical constraints, this photographer attempts to capture a macro of the miniscule hairs on the posterior of a fly that has landed on the forehead of a Tibetan Monk over 8,000 miles away.
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