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Rose scanned with Visioneer One Touch 9320 flatbed scanner.

karl.jahr

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A few days ago I saw an exhibition in the National History Museum (Washington, DC) by Robert Creamer who uses a flatbed scanner to take spectacular pictures of flowers, placed directly on the scanner. I tried this and this picture is the result. It has only been minimally processed by cropping it to square format and by increasing contrast about 20%.

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karl.jahr

I saw the Creamer photo exhibition at the Natural History Museum in

Washington, DC. Creamer has created spectacular pictures by placing

objects directly on a flatbed scanner. I tried this and this picture

is the result.

 

I placed the rose directly on a Visioneer One Touch 9320 USB flatbed

scanner and got this picture and think the result is quite

interesting. Only minimal postprocessing with Photoshop Elements 2

(cropped to square, increased contrast 20%)

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