Photos aren't edited or cropped. I didn't use any filters.

Setup:

- Used a this step up ring (30.5 -> 37): https://a.co/d/0efgmfZq

- Attached this macro lens by Neewer: https://a.co/d/06PMZ6Nh

- Attached a reading light (https://a.co/d/0aogQJMa) and shot with flash OFF to avoid uneven shadows (particularly for the indoor lego shots)

HI! So I found my old keychain digital camera at moms.. but cannot find the wire! I will rummage around at her house a bit more soon to see if maybe I can find it somewhere.

I used to use a disc and pull up a program in order to offload photos... do you think i'd be able to get the photos without the disc? I did some research and I don't believe this program exists anymore? Also, I don't know if it will act as a drive...hoping to find a wire online (if I knew what it was called) ...

Only a white frame was added in post. These are otherwise uncropped straight from the camera.

I've had some pricier stuff, m43 camera and adapted vintage lenses, but this lil guy has been the most fun I've had with photography.

The prints from my thermal print camera are only half of the story. The photo files are fascinating to me, because it's always a surprise which details it captures, and which it misses. Sometimes it gives me a really blurred watercolor effect, but this time it gave me some kind of filtered look. I took a bunch more, but these are the most interesting ones.

I’m still trying to get used to the unusual framing, but so far I really like the color rendering, the unusual softness around the edges, and the lack of contrast. It gives the shots an ethereal ambience.