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[EXPLORE 03.11.2015]
My photographic journey has led me to these three L lenses for my semi-professional needs: 24L II, 50L and 135L. I think I can cover pretty much any events or shoots with these three. I've owned several other L lenses from Canon and all good experiences with them. But the game changer for me was the 50L and the ability to shoot at f/1.2. I really enjoyed that focal length and that particular lens, instantly becoming a favorite. That also meant my 35L had to go. So once the 50L became my main lens, I built around it by selling and buying lenses that would compliment the lens. The other two lenses which round out my kit (40mm pancake & Tamron 28-75mm) are gifts from friends and family that I dare not sell and keeping for life.
While I love my mirrorless system, I cannot part ways with this family. Still so good!
Olympus OM-D E-M5 + Oly 25mm f/1.8
The title? I was listen to Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody while this was uploading. Besides it might be a good description of her.
- “Amores maduros…”, dijo F. al verles atravesar el parque.
- “Es curioso esto del Amor”, respondí yo con cierta mala leche (lo reconozco), “no se acaba de pasar nunca”.
Todo esto viene a que ayer, al salir con un compañero de un juicio tan enrevesado como absurdo, nos cruzamos con una pareja madura (es decir, lo que se viene conociendo como “de edad”… y no pregunten cual, imagínensela) que paseaba entre la hojarasca húmeda. Con esa niebla (ya llevamos cuatro días sin ver el sol, no sé que voy a fotografiar para el lunes) y allí donde se acaba la ciudad, les aseguro que sólo se pasea a esas horas si se está realmente enamorado.
El caso es que con esa mezcla explosiva de juzgado + amores otoñales + viernes melódico, me he acordado de una foto que yo tengo por romántica (sí..., yo creo que lo es, yo soy así) y que guardo para un menester como éste y de una canción que es un compendio de sabiduría urbana: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpfMFyJlUt4
“…Cada corazón merece una oportunidad y está perdida en medio de la ciudad…”
En fin..
NJ definitely likes getting new toys! Especially esoteric and iconic film cameras like this sweet Hasselblad XPan. Photographed on a Vancouver-area Four Thirds Photographers photowalk to celebrate Four Thirds Day with Daniel, Don, John, Jonathan, Mike, Rob, and Yukiko. Olympic Village, Vancouver. April 3, 2016.
(Thanks to Rob for a bit of playtime with his new Fuji X70!)
Macro Mondays 'inside electronics' theme.
I thought I would have to miss this week as I really didn't think I had anything interesting to fit the theme. I took this shot just after the theme was announced and almost discarded it, but this afternoon had another look and decided it was worth processing and submitting to the group, and at least I haven't missed a week.
This section of my old mobile measures approx 2.5 x 1.7 cm.
Macro Mondays theme 'Inside Electronics'.
Back lit.
If you have ever wondered, this is the inside of your home, blood pressure monitor. ❤✔.
My contact fell out in the car & of course I forgot to bring solution. By the time I got home it was all withered & crinkly.
The accompanying blog story on nixie tubes (and breaking them) is at www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/nixietube.
Finally, my 3 essays are completed for Uni and I've managed to tidy up my massive stack of books from the side of my desk
My eMac is now at the other side of the room
Although some of this equipment looks very much "old school", it all still works to monitor the signals that arrive from the outer reaches of space. A neat combination of digital and analogue technology.
No AI was used in the making of these photos or in the writing of the descriptions. It is all my own work.