tumbledry

Smears

Smears

The usual long exposure, but I got bored, and waved the camera all over.

Lens at 22mm, ISO 100, ƒ/8, 30/1s
Snapped Sep 12, 2005 at 11:52pm

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Mykala

Pap?

Alexander Micek

I always wondered why it was called a pap smear. Then, I found that the technique outlined in the 1943 paper on detecting uterine cancer was written primarily by a man named "Papanicolaou." Now we know.

That said, this is actually not a picture of a pap smear (what would that look like?) but a long exposure that was pointed outside, and then moved inside.