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Here's another scanograph (meaning I placed the subject on the scanner to take the picture), this time of a green onion. My neighbor Richard (whom you might remember from "Making Ducks") gave us a handful out of his garden. What I like about scanography is my increased ability to isolate the subject against the background and the incredible ability to get in really, really close to a subject--much closer than I could with a camera, unless I spent whopping amounts of money on specialty diaphragms/lenses.
![Scallion](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/228/502059187_21738ea79f_o.jpg)
Here's another scanograph (meaning I placed the subject on the scanner to take the picture), this time of a green onion. My neighbor Richard (whom you might remember from "Making Ducks") gave us a handful out of his garden. What I like about scanography is my increased ability to isolate the subject against the background and the incredible ability to get in really, really close to a subject--much closer than I could with a camera, unless I spent whopping amounts of money on specialty diaphragms/lenses.
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