Photos taken through the lens of the Piccolette Contessa-Nettel folding camera from 1926 attached to the modern Canon 5D SLR. The Zeiss lens, which is almost 100-year-old, is still capable of making sharp images, though the lack of coating produces strong lens flare under back and lateral lightning.
There is magic in everything and these beautiful pictures show us the magic that can be seen in a single droplet of water. They range from simple to how the hell did they do that.
Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Spell something the wrong way. Do something the funny way. And you’ll fail. Fail and make others laugh. Enjoy this new collection of epic fails after the jump.
Previous posts:
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 1 (79 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 2 (65 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 3 (77 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 4 (96 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 5 (58 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 6 (55 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 7 (60 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 8 (35 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 9 (69 pics)
Epic Fails. The Best of the Best. Part 10 (36 pics)
Instead of buying himself a custom in-ground swimming pool after he decided his property lacks some natural water place, this American decided to spend more than three years of his life to build a natural swim pond.
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