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-- Canon F-1 Camera (S/N 252xxx) 1971-1976
-- Eye-level finder
-- CANON LENS FD 55mm 1:1.2 S.S.C. ASPHERICAL (S/N 68xxx) (radioactive)
Body weight = 827g (with finder)
Taken with a Canon T2i/550D and Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens at f/5.6. 63 1/30-second exposures at ISO100 in a focus stack (DoF stack) were combined with Zerene Stacker using DMap mode. Shooting was done tethered to a PC using the Canon EOS utility. Focus stepping was done by pressing the live view ">" focus button once between each exposure in the stack.
Week 1:
Libra is the only zodiac symbol that's neither animal nor human -- but surely that doesn't make you any less human. In fact, Libra is among the most sociable of the signs. As scales of old were really "balances," so do you seek balance in all that Libra does. You respond to situations with grace as Libra attempts to put others at ease. Artistically, Libra tries to balance form, content, colors and elements, and for this reason can be drawn toward creative endeavors.
Kicking off a weekly collaboration with my fellow libra, the inspiring, gorgeous and amazing Vanessa.
A year of libra and astrology inspired images
Switched out the 24-70 2.8 today to try out my 50 1.4G on the D700. It did not disappoint!
Jason you were right :)
A new year, a new daily self-portrait project.
I struggled coming up with an idea/plan. I needed to be reasonable in finding something I can actually do every single day consistently. I had a few ideas centering around the word "raw." A "this is middle age" sort of chronicle with documentary-style photos and a combination of self-portraits overlaid with garbage from the day were two concepts I pondered. I like overlaying a second image as I did this past year. I loved the ones where I used writing.
Which brought me to this:
A daily self-portrait, any or all of me in it but all probably pretty raw/bare images, with an overlay of a short journal-style entry I write the same day about any thought(s) roaming my brain.
I'm going to try hard to write uncensored and be brave about what I post. This will be by its nature personal and intimate, and probably pretty weird at times too. :)
1/52
“Once upon a time”
Once upon a time, there was a girl who had a penchant for origami cranes and all things whimsical. She lived in a small kingdom not too far from the sea or the mountains. She wished she could ride off into the sunset on her noble steed and never look back. Problem is, she didn't have one. Yet. Though at one point, she did have her very own knight in shining armor. But she was scared of happily ever after, because that rarely happened in her story. So she ran away. He didn’t come after her, and she didn't know how to get him back.
Once upon a time, this girl decided to begin a year-long project. So she climbed down from her tower and ventured out into the world to take fifty two photographs in fifty two weeks.
Tactical Support Unit 1 - 2016 International 7500/Seagrave 4x4
As usual with reflective tape and logos. Custom chromed parts for the compartment door handles and the grille. Really hope you like this new beast. I'm very proud on how the design turned out, especially of the cab.
©2013 RESilU | Please don't use this image without my explicit permission.
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Golf 1 Cabrio with 16" inch BBS RM 024 rims.
The BBS RM 024 rim specifications are 6,5J x 16 ET52, 5x108, 60.1 hub diameter.
Driving with Epytec pitch circle adapter 4x100 to 5x108, 20 mm front / 28 mm rear and 195/40 R16 Falken Ziex ZE914 tires.
Full Album: www.flickr.com/photos/123600876@N07/albums/72157666380946540
Project 2016: Technical check with the replacement of important parts. New convertible fabric roof. Complete interior replacement with carpet, seats and side panels.
Project 2017: Full change of all parts from the front axle.
Project 2018: Full restoration, with sandblast and powder coating, of the rear axle and complete change of all parts
Project 2020: Golf 1 Cabrio 16" inch BBS RM 024 rims
The BBS rim specifications are 6,5x16 ET52, 5x108, 60.1. Driving with Epytec pitch circle adapter 4x100 to 5x108, 20 mm front / 28 mm rear and 195/40 R16 Falken Ziex ZE914 tires. The BBS Rim's are originally from 1990 Renault R25 V6 Turbo Baccara. For now the middle rim is dark-grey powder-coated. All rims will get an original silver BBS paintwork next time.
Project 2021: Replacement of the alternator and the oil pan. New seat upholstery and conversion of the two front seats to consoles with height adjustment.
Project 2022: Complete replacement of the water circuit including water pump, thermostat and housing as well as all water hoses. All BBS rims got a original silver BBS paintwork.
Project 2023:
Complete replacement of the exhaust system with CAT. Completely new interior insulation with removal and installation of the inner cockpit to minimize noise with complete felt insulation. New seals on the windshield and the B-pillar.
But he's still not done...
Nikon D600 @ 1/8s
Nikkor 50mm F1.4 @ f/2
Edited using UFRaw + Gimp 2.8.2
Not the sharpest/best lens of the nikkors... but still fun to play with :-)
btw. The title is inspired by my friend Drougge ;-)
I read many articles that mention the golden ratio and the golden section but they all normally refer to the PHI rectangle. There is so much more to learn about the golden section than just PHI. I thought I'd share one of the grids I use for my art. This is a 1.5 golden section rectangle (a square and a half) which contains two overlapping root four rectangles which are themselves double squares. The red lines indicate what is known as the rubated square or "St. Andrews Cross" I love the geometry of this rectangle.
Monahangray left Dragswood shortly after Brant. He traveled east for the coast of Dragswood meaning to find a ship to take him to the islands north of Amroth. At the small village of Camtasa the bard pause form his travels. He visited the village cemetery and knelt before the grave of Garath Brink. The man had been Monahangray's stepfather who had raised him and tough him what it was to be a man. Now he offered prayers to and for that man. Asking the questions the living ask the dead and seeking knowledge from beyond the grave. The only answers Monahangray received came from within himself but the time he spent there brought Monahangray new strength a resolve. The following day the bard sailed away from Dragswood and into the ghosts of his past.
I've decided to continue the story of Monahangray though GAC#1 in a series of vigs. More to came from both Brant and Monahangray!
Karlos No.1
Walnut 6x9 / 6x7 non folding flatbed view camera (SLV) .
Homemade 6x9 flatbed view camera made from a miniature speed graphic, (reversed front standard with tilt shift & rise / fall, bellows and modified focusing rail). Mamiya RB67 film holder and of my own creation: walnut, aluminium and steel rear standard with tilt & swing. Non folding flat bed and 6x9 graphlock back fitted with a Hopf borosilicate screen & Fresnel and it weighs 1.27 kg. I have tested it out using the Kodak Ektar 105mm f3.7 lens, but I now have a Topcor 105mm f3.5 in a Seiko-SLV shutter for it which from subject to film plane, close focuses down to 46cm. Now looking for a 65mm lens.
crazy and colorful
Love those two words
Yep, another 52wk project, this one is going to be more of an equipment/out of norm/not so hard on myself project...
Not much portrait, very little studio lights, minimal human subjects, abuse the hell out of my Nikon V1 and my 50mm 1.4G...
Happy New Year
now excuse me while I go unpack and do laundry from an awesome family trip I made back home to Trinidad...
KCS 1 at Texarkana TX on 03-15-2008. We had no idea this train was coming. We had been in Shreveport that morning to noon, and we were north bound heading to Rich Mountain, and just left Texarkana. We saw this train pass us going south almost at Ashdown. We said Holly Sheets! And did a 180 and caught it. We got lucky as this train had to come to stop and get permission to enter a Form B. Had it not been for that. We would of never caught it. It was hauling ass.