#crosspolarization

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UNSEEN - Final images (part 1/2)

Cross polarization

This is one of my favorite new techniques. I like the effect, I think it’s really cool.

 Macro

I think its a great  technique to reveal tiniest details of the objects. I took pictures of the stuff available at the college, so they might not be the most interesting.

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[mayurdavda]

When dental photography is so beautiful... The colors, the microhistological features.. Just everything #crosspolarization Dental anatomy and histology. Always shoot on RAW Ppl. Be it your DSLR or mobile phone This was made with a full frame Canon body that's a 6D and MPE 65 lens at 5x magnification. This is an uncropped image #dentalphotography #Canon #mpe65

[gabybudski-blog]

This is my photograph for the cross polarisation section of the unseen project. To set this up I used a light box which was built into a table, taped a polarising sheet onto the table, placed the tub lids on top of the polarising sheet and then put the second sheet on top of the tub lids. I like this image as the composition is really interesting, by placing the lids at opposite corners of the frame it creates lovely symmetry within this image. I feel like this composition compliments this type of application due to the crowded pattern we see within the plastic. I moved the polarising filter which was on top of the subject around a little bit so that a black background would be produced, I feel like this background makes the colours on the lids really stand out. Overall I was really pleased with the way this photograph turned out, I had never tried cross polarisation out before and I didn't even know what it meant so I have definitely learned a new technique in the section of the project. Metadata: •camera-canon 700D •aperture-f/8 •shutter speed-1/15 Sec. •ISO-100 •focal length-54mm

[gabybudski-blog]

This is my final image for the cross polarization image in the project 'the unseen'. I used two tub lids, two polarizing filter sheets ( one behind the objects and one on top of the objects, in front of the camera lens) I tilted the filter on top of the objects a little so that the background would be black instead of white. The colours in this image are really vibrant and intense and it really brings out the image. I feel like the composition is nice as well as it is, in a way, symmetrical on the diagonal as there is the exact amount of negative space on the top right corner and the bottom left. I like how it is not obvious at first sight what the subject is, it leaves the viewer wondering.

[gabybudski-blog]

Some examples of cross polarization photography.