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It looked unimpressive at first, but with a simple test I fell in love with it! It is super loud though...I'm going to have to wear ear plugs when using it.
(Great) Grandpa Haas, out at the Haasienda :) One of my favorite shots on the RZ so far!
Fujifilm Fujichrome Provia RDP-III 100F Color Slide Film
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This 50mm f1.2 is amazing. Shot this on a 5D Mark II, handheld, ISO 2500 at f1.2. The cactus is sharp but the background is a cream of blur. Whatta lens!
This is South of Cheyenne on Highway 85 - about 10 miles into Colorado. Check it out at higher resolution and the detail on the old windmill is amazing...click ''All Sizes'' then ''original''.
I'm facinated by the two kinds of windmills shown here, and want to expand on these test shots. We were hurrying home and saw the old windmill and pulled in, and then looked up and saw the new ones as well. There was about a 30-40mph wind, and it was chilly (40°F) so I shot these frames rapidly and hurried off toward home.
It was about 1 hour before sunset - so the older windmill is silhouetted.
I'm trying to decide whether to climb the fence (to eliminate it from the foreground) and whether to go back at sunrise rather than sunset so the sun would reflect off the near side of the windmill instead of silhouetting it.
This is a crop of a 7 shot pano (Landscape aspect).
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52 Weeks 2012 - Week 12 - 3" Handheld
This was a practice shot and I was happy with the absence of movement.
Since then I tried again several times with different subjects but it was a disaster :(
Curiosity lead me to take this shot. Also I was curious to see how it would look in HDR. This my first time applying it to one of my photos. Since my new 10-22mm ultra wide angle lens distorts and stretches what you see, I thought HDR would take it to another level.
Exploring new ways to take shots with my new 10-22mm glass when I saw an acquaintance and his friend walking a pitbull towards me. I shouted, "Does he bite?" He responded, "nah, he's doesn't bite. He's cool." I got on the ground and put my camera on the sidewalk and angled my lens towards them and held my finger on the shutter. The pitbull was curious to know what my camera was and why it was making the clicking sound as he got closer to my camera. I could have title this "stupidity." At that moment my heart started to race because I knew a pitbill can attack suddenly and me being on the ground at his level, I was in a bad predictament. But fortunately for me the pitbulls wasn't so curious. He feared my camera more than I feared him. So he simply walked around me. He was only a 9-month old puppy.
Merriam- Webster's Definition of CURIOSITY
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: desire to know:
a : inquisitive interest in others' concerns : nosiness
Wikipedia's Definition of Curiosity
Curiosity (from Latin curiosus "careful, diligent, curious," akin to cura "care") is an emotion related to natural inquisitive behavior such as exploration, investigation, and learning, evident by observation in human and many animal species. The term can also be used to denote the behavior itself being caused by the emotion of curiosity. As this emotion represents a drive to know new things, curiosity is the fuel of science and all other disciplines of human study.
Taken using my sigma 150-500mm with a Kenko 1.4x Extender attached, Handheld using the Image Stabilizer