@jcs.cam: Macro photography using water drops and light diffraction. By stripping the reflective layer off the CD, I’m able to shine light through the CD and create shifting diffraction patterns. Tiny changes in angle completely change the patterns and the overall look of the scene. Shot on a Canon R6 Mark III with a Canon 100mm 2.8L at f/2.8, 1/8000 and ISO 100.

ItsToas :

Was I the only one who saw this?

amogus813 :

thx for wallpaper

24j3pa5f :

ht does this make me s

Kemelion :

Tame Imapalas new cover art

флойдик :

M.C. :

Very smart approach! Achievement like this without heavy editing shows mastery of a craft🥰

vex :

these would make some crazy album covers. that would be put on a CD. that you'd do this to. and repeat

Jace :

ai could nevererrrrrr

ThirstiiKirsty :

the way my mouth dropped when I saw the images

Leevi.shoots :

Just tried this

mhyrranda_jade🦄🌌✨️💜🩵👣✊🏽 :

this one is so cool, kinda looks like a face with lips and teeth

‍‍‍‍‍‍Reggie Fils-Ame :

How the glass of water on your bedside table looks at 3am

çizim dedektifi asil :

🎧 :

The reverence

smoothstudioslakeforest :

I’m glad I didn’t scroll! Gorgeous ✨

yonatan🧀🧀 :

gracias bro por el nuevo fondo de pantalla solo le puse un efecto

Fil_Log :

cigork :

😜😁👌

👹The Last Scholar of Golb.👹 :

I love being alive bcs of stuff like this. Ggs. Nice job. Keep making art.

Vikki :

I feel like I'm in an early 2000s screensaver 😍

Alex Sierputowski :

desktop wallpaper please?

par_wai :

Humans are so cool

Kaitlin_Korkko :

Holy talent! ✨