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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 450D
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Peeled Mikan Miniatureby ~MrsCreosote

Artisan Crafts / Ceramics, Pottery & Clay / Miniatures

I need to purchase a new camera. My beloved old Canon is coming apart like this tangerine after 6 years of relentless use. So I took this shot with a new one I borrowed for testing. I'll think I'll buy the follow-up model...

This is a close-up of the peeled tangerine from my Japanese advert - where you can see what it looks like to the naked eye. Imagine my joy when I beheld this image. The shot was backlit with an LED-torch on a gloomy day and taken through an ordinary magnifying glass - instead of a proper macro lens. The depth of field is amazing...

And there's not a single annoying piece of fluff or cat-hair in the frame. They were obviously all busy messing up other people's shots...

Cluster of homemade polymer clay miniatures on a 20mm coin.

~Fetus-Man May 18, 2012

How you put together each juicy cell of the interior fruit together i'll never know. Incredible work!

*Arahiriel Nov 11, 2010 Professional General Artist

Those look so real!

Is this a special polymer clay, because the light is coming through the pieces, with normal polymer clay it would not work like that, or am I wrong?

~Blue-MonsterOwO Oct 14, 2010 Professional Traditional Artist

Is it normal for the polymer clay to be transparent like that?

~noctorro Jul 6, 2010

HO-LY shit. That's NOT a real orange?! Yes, I know it's on a coin and obviously really small, but I thought you just mutilated a baby orange or something. Wow, I'm impressed.