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This is a project that I completed last spring.  The interesting part, to me at least, is that the actual size of the frame is about half an inch.  Armed with a 35mm camera, a 28mm lens, some Ilford 50 speed film, and some rubber bands, I pulled out all kinds of rocks, quartz crystals and other miniature paraphernalia that I'd collected when I was a little kid.

I hope you enjoy the results.

Launch the Exhibition (sounds exciting, huh?)
(It's a jpeg file; hopefully, it doesn't try to make you download it)

Also, more from this project and other cool stuff at my (other) site.

All these pictures we're taken at a lake house. 

The people in the picture or those taking the picture we're drunk. 

So, I was wandering through my old photo files looking for one in particular and I stumbled upon this surprisingly interesting set of pictures from Puerto Rico.  My parents, grandparents, and I were stuck in a traffic jam still within the confines of the parking lot some time around New Year's in San Juan.

Really the most interesting thing about these pictures is that they're all single exposures.  I had enough time to stumble upon this technique, explore it as much as I could from the backseat, and get bored with it.  All taken with my little point and shoot and with no post-processing except a normal amount of contrast adjustment, here they are: