Macro Lens Test by Fred255
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Yes this is a macro photo but it's also Black and White, so a chance to use to new genre.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Have you guessed what it is?

Comments (19)
somewhat enigmatic...I like the way you used your signature in this one... a fine test shot!
Excellent travail!
Manhole or Drano can which is most faithful to the hex sign in the stone?
Very nice Fred! However (this is a personal choice), I woul have closed the diaphragm to f/22 (here it was f/7.1), thus having a much better depth of field. With a 100 mm focal length, for sure you will suffer some diffraction, but a moderate one. Alternatively you can paste two photos together made with different focussing adjustments… on a tripod of course! 5+!
nice shot bro...BTW, you are the first to use the new genre
I see no problem with this test. Great silvery tone too.
Fantastic scene, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very interesting!!
Nice shot. Good strong contrasts and clarity.
Got me guessing there but you captured a great design.
I certainly can't identify it, but it's a well done monochrome image!
I can't speak to your technical abilities or the quality of the lens, but I like this image very much!
No idea what it is, dear David. I do know its a wonderful shot. I like the black and white. Hugs. Spider. xx
Wonderful capture, Excellent well done..
Well looking at the markings and all the tiny screws I would think it is something to do with time, maybe inside a watch. If it isn't that then I don't have a clue David. Excellent macro whatever it is. Bravo!!!!!
Seems to be a great new lens. Very neat patterns.
Most interesting!
Something vaguely familiar about it, but I can't place what... very interesting shot though.
Excellent shot of a very familiar object (at least to us Brits).