#Monomad Photography - TIny World

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Opportunities can be few and far between in a locked down world - but look hard enough and you can find things around your house that can come alive.

Armed with a Camera, but not this one, this is my first 'real' camera a Canon-Ae1 which now gathers dust on a shelf

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Nope I'm using my Fujifilm XT-3 and more importantly some macro tubes, they turn a 'normal' lens into a macro - a lens for close-up work. depending on the lens really close up

It makes tiny things like Lego men on the moon huge

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Or pull out the detail of this Lego dashboard in a car

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Or turn a Minifig into a bigger Fig

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But not everything in my house is Lego (just most of it)

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Of course using macro tubes the deep of field (the area of something which is in focus) is tiny, and it isn't like zooming with a lens you physically move the camera until you are somewhere near focused - sometimes it works sometimes it's all a little blurry

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But then again so was life back in the day with the AE-1 and that never stopped me

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