A beautiful, colorful, crystal prism. It can be used as a desk ornament, suncatcher, photography tool, or conversation piece.
Photographers use prisms to create organic, real-life distortions and flare in their photos through a technique called prism photography. Prism photography is an affordable and easy-to-use technique that creates effects directly in the camera, without the need for Photoshop or other post-processing. However, because a transparent object close to the lens can make it difficult for the lens to focus, photographers may need to use manual focus mode to ensure the subject is in focus.
Prisms can be made from glass, plastic, or other materials. When placed between the camera lens and the subject, the prism bends white light into colored light, which can create rainbow light, reflections, and flares. These effects can add visual interest to portraits, landscapes, and other types of photography. For example, a prism can make a subject appear to be in the center of a kaleidoscope or in a psychedelic dreamscape.
