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The traditional light bulb era is over - and with them, there is a whole miniature artistic scene disappearing. If you look closer, many of them are a piece of industrial art made from wire and glass. Although they were mass-produced, most of them had a kind of uniqueness, I think because of the imperfections of their parts.
I collected some of the working, and broken ones, of many sizes - not special ones, just regular light bulbs - and tried to capture the beauty hidden in them. For this, using the previously described reversed lens, and mostly natural sunlight (for some of the pictures, a LED light was used :) ). I had an easy job, as the sun was shining through the glass parts, resulting in beautiful soft colors and gradients.
I present the results to the audience of Bored Panda! :) Hope you'll like it!
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Diana works as a Community Manager for Bored Panda. After acquiring a BA in Business with Marketing Management, she decided that she wanted to do something far more creative than her usual marketing business that mostly included researching companies' competitors or working on swot/pestle analysis every single day. Excel spreadsheets weren't her thing either, so she decided creative storytelling was the way to go. Other than that, outside of work, you can find her making barista-style coffee or hand-stretched pizzas, sometimes even drawing and playing video games with friends.
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