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Nikon D3300:
An APS-C sensor with 24 megapixels = great match factor
for capturing light in night photography.
Less pixels on a decent sized sensor allows for larger pixel buckets to capture light at night.
The sensor size is ideal for this much berated Nikkor lens.
Together they make a wonderful DOF.
If you ever want it to rain, just go wash your car 😃
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An aged and decayed carwash, still functional. Replaces the dirt with water spots.
Taken with a Mint InstantKon RF70 on Fuji Instax Wide film. I have given up metering manually with this camera, no more than half the shots are usable with the built-in meter. There is a version of this camera without manual settings, I would caution against buying one.
For a change from my recent offerings, this is a new post of a San Diego carwash that I had posted previously.
The San Diego Architectural Foundation-sponsored judges opined that it was one of the worst new addition atrocities in San Diego in 2017. It was described as follows:
“Simply grotesque. An over-the-top, hyped-up nightclub version of a carwash.”
Of course, they neglect to mention that the average carwash is about as interesting and colorful as a Barry Manilow recording.
I posted a BW version of this not long after I took it. Couldn't get the colors right until tonight. While I claim Eggleston and Friedlander as mentors, my actual working methods are closer to a half-assed, pajama-wearing Ansel Adams ... picture him as portrayed by Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski, if you will.