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Shot with my KODAK EKTAPRO PROJECTION FF LENS 85MM F2.8. A lens without an moving aperture, the focus is achieved by shifting the tubes that are mounted inside each other.
Absolutely manual, projection lens. So forgive the slight blurriness 😉
Another shot from Caerphilly Castle on Saturday evening. After the sun went down I took a walk around the other side of the castle and behind me there was a massive bank of mean looking cloud given a pink hue from the setting sun. With thunderstorms hitting most of the south of England I was hoping this bank of cloud would put on a show, but Wales was spared from the storms and I didn't hear a hint of thunder.
This photograph was taken with the 3rd lens I brought to my trip the Sigma 85mm F/1.4 DG DN Art. As you can now see the George Washington Bridge closer along with the New York City Skyline. Which photo from which lens did you like the best?
ISO 100 F/8 1/400
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Still have our milk delivered and the diversity of bottles all very obvious here.
Just a bit of fun!
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I revisited, re-edited this image from a few years back when Marta won a shoot with me. She is a talented and lovely opera singer in NYC.
I love this place. I hate that it gets dark before 5pm
I came here--again--late on Sunday to get some different angles and a closer shot of the right side of the falls. I always park within view of the dog and often glance up to see if he's looking for me. On this occasion, I saw a police officer had pulled up when i turned to look up at Scotch. i ran up the embankment and I told him I was just taking some pictures. He says it was fine and just wanted to make sure I wasn't swimming. I said "you know it's 38 degrees out, right?"
Marsh Creek
Cumberland Township
Gettysburg, PA
November 22nd, 2015
38°F at 4:48 PM
SETTINGS:
Canon T4i
EF-S18-135mm
@85mm
ISO 100
f/9
10 seconds
ND filter
CPL