The Macro Room YouTube channel is quickly becoming a PetaPixel favorite. It started with dissolving pills, moved on to burning steel wool, and now the channel is revealing the odd textures and patterns of everyday objects when you look at them up close.
The creative video features 17 different objects, captured first in macro and […]. petapixel.com
YouTube channel Macro Room showcases the wonder of objects viewed through a macro lens in this short video which takes the splendor of super zoom to a macroscopic level. Everyday household objects such as a pencil, lighter, and tomato are spotlighted in exquisite detail before the camera pans out to reveal the identity of each the item; which you may have guessed was something else entirely. digitalrev.com »
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