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For a change :)
1. Am-Blvd Sling Bag from Glorietta Philippines
2. Billabong Purse
3. Ray-Ban Sunglass Case
4. Ray-Ban Sunglasses
5. Prescription Eyeglasses
6. Trident Layers - I ran out of Green Apple flavor, so that's err, Strawberry-Orange :\
7. Contact Lenses
8. Scrunchies
9. Victoria's Secret Lipgloss (a gift)
10. Bench Cheek Pump
11. iPod 4th gen
12. Samsung A767 Propel
13. Nikon D3000 lens cap
14. Harajuku Love Perfume
Hee XD I'm not really that girlish type. ^^
Really happy how this turned out, although I did consider whether I've overdone it on the colour temperature. I do want to work on accurate colour technique but I think this was more appropriate for a vintage, dreamy feel.
Strobist: tripod, handheld LED lamp to left with handheld light diffuser panel.
Photo by Gregory Peterson. Taken with an Exakta 24mm F2.8 MC Macro lens, in a manual focus Pentax KA mount.
With the crazy Rodenstock XR-Heligon 100mm F/1.5
A lens that was used to project an X-ray image onto a cathode TV tube.
From left to right: Meyer-Goerlitz M42 100mm F/2.8 (awesome lens), Olympus 12-50 (good) and the Rodenstock XR-Heligon 100mm F/1.5
Photo taken with the Primax 35mm F/3.5 M42 lens on the Olympus E-M10.
glow in the dark black & white Cheech Wizard joins the affray with this lens cap blind pan double exposure type of thing.
Made a pinhole "lens" for my Bronica EC, using a Pentax extension tube set that screws into the threads of the Bronica. Simple thick-tinfoil pinhole, measured using my scanner for accuracy. f/369 is the aperture. Exposure is 1/2 sec in full sun, as you can see by the man moving in the background. Shot on Fuji HGII ISO 800 220 format film. See what it looks like in non-pinhole version here. www.flickr.com/photos/shampoo_cam/4667849334/
fireworks for china's 60th anniversary. sat outside in the heat and got some pretty decent shots.... almost lost my lenscap and it turns out it was in my friends pocket -_-"
still on my long weekend :) no school tomorrow ha
Lens cap problem solved in 5 to 10 minutes with cardboard, sticky tape and a stapler. Protects against dust on the front element, so the lens shade can stay on permanently as long as the camera is not in the bag.
This is made for the lens shade of the walimex 85mm/F1.4, but I made another one for my 50mm lens.
The cardboard circle is cut to exactly fit in the opening. Then the tape is wrapped around, providing some durability and the tape also adds some tension by making the cap slightly larger then the opening.
This thing never falls out by itself.
Friday, January 22, 2010
School. Musical Rehearsal. Starbucks. Hyperness.
fact number 22: The only thing I will drink at Starbucks is Hot Chocolate or Shaken Iced Tea.
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maisons-Alfort
L’Église Sainte-Agnès fut construite entre 1931 et 1933 dans le quartier d’Alfort par l'architecte Marc Brillaud de Laujardière. Sa construction fut possible notamment grâce à un don de Fernand Moureaux créateur de l'apéritif « Suze » et chef d'entreprise. Elle fut consacrée le 11 juin 1933 par le cardinal Verdier. À l'extérieur la statue de sainte Agnès sculptée par Gabriel Rispal accueille les fidèles, à l'intérieur les vitraux et le chemin de croix sont de Max Ingrand, son épouse Paule a peint les peintures murales du plafond du chœur. L'autel en fer forgé est de Richard Desvallière. Elle est classée monument historique depuis le 21 décembre 1984. Contrairement à la plupart des autres églises, celle-ci ne dispose pas d'un parvis. Elles est intégrée dans son environnement en étant enserrée d'autres immeubles.
www.patrimoine-de-france.org/oeuvres/richesses-49-14479-1...
The lens cap for the lens I was using to take this was a last resort for a subject. It's unusual that I will think of minor elements of a shot before I decide on a subject. It's usually the other way round.
Just under 5 minute exposure, various colored light sources were used at different heights while the roundabout was spinning to make the multi-colored streaks in the background.
My friend once more approached me to do some product shots for her. This time it's for the JJC Auto lens cap for the LX5. I get to keep the cap in return. :)
No Crop & Hand Held, Macro of a 52mm Nikon Lens Cap.
Nikon D40 + Nikon AF-S 105mm 2.8 VR + Reversed Nikon AF 50mm 1.8 + Nikon SB-600 + Gary Fong Light Sphere II Clear
Notice slight vignetting.. flash must be bounced and diffused.. this was shot straight on with the inverted dome on the Light Sphere off
I really like the way this all metal body feels. Including the lens cap. Can you tell I like this camera yet? Playing with textures. The "i" somehow disappeared. More fun in black.
DIY Macro Lens
My "Do It Yourself" macro lens.
Materials:
Nikon Camera Body Cap (x1)
2" Female ABS Pipe Adapter (x1)
2" Male ABS Pipe Adapter (x1)
2" ABS Pipe (2cm)
Minolta Rear Lens Cap (x1)
Minolta 50mm f/1.7 lens
Matte-black masking tape of flat black paint (to reduce glare on inside of abs pipes
Steps:
1. Cut holes in both body cap and rear lens cap (with dremel)
2. Cut length of 2" ABS pipe (I chose 2cm)
3. Attach body cap to female pipe adapter (with ABS glue)
4. Attach rear lens cap to inside of 2" ABS pipe (with ABS glue)
5. Attach 2" ABS pipe to male pipe adapter (ABS glue)
6. Reduce glare on insides with paint, tape, or construction paper
7. Assemble and enjoy.
*make sure to clean thoroughly between steps to avoid dust
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89glise_Notre-Dame_de_la_Gare_(...
L'église Notre-Dame de la Gare, parfois abrégée par le sigle NDG, est une église paroissiale située dans le 13e arrondissement de Paris, en France. Elle tire son nom du quartier dans lequel elle se trouve, le quartier de la Gare. Elle fut consacrée le 11 novembre 1859.
La partie instrumentale de l'orgue de cette église, construit en 1863 par Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, est classée monument historique au titre des objets depuis le 20 juin 1989.
Le chœur fut repeint à la fin des années 1950 par le peintre Anders Osterlind assisté de Jean-François Dolbeau.
Comparison Silent vs. EFCS Mode.
Please note: These Images have been shot in completely dark with lenscap on lens. The originals are completely black.
In observance of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2013, which was this past Sunday 4/28/13, here are some pinhole pictures taken with my Nikon D7000 digital camera on that day. The pinhole "lens" is a drilled out lens cap. I also took some pictures with a Nikon N80 film camera, but I am waiting to use up the roll of film before I can develop it.
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I haven't been out with the DSLR yet this year. The weather has been just terrible and the few decent days have been when I had to do other things.
Here's hoping for some dry days before too long.
These were found in my husband's back seat. While I admit that I have a couple pairs of black ones of my own, these certainly aren't mine!!
They're not my size!
Worse yet, they're not my brand!!
If he was going to Flickr with someone else, did it have to be a Canon owner?!?
It's every photographer's nightmare and the digital version happened to me:
Your card has been fine for months, faithfully saving every last picture you take of your blurry shoes or lenscap. You attend your dear dear friend's wedding with the intention of taking a bunch of shots as your gift to them. You do so. Some are so perfect at capturing the scene that you remember them specifically even though you took over 5G of photos the entire weekend. You check the next day thinking maybe to make a quick print to leave for your friend on your way out of town.....and the card reads as blank. No files. Full--SOMETHING is still on there--but blank.
A hat-tip to the free Zero Assumption Recovery, which got a few back, including this one (one of the ones I remembered). But a nice big plug for PhotoRescue, which got every. Damn. One. Back.
(And a whole lot I'd deleted over the last few months....)
Other wedding bits blogged here.
For Sabi ...
Remember, it's a Holga - if you haven't modded it in any way, then you're not doing it properly.
The natural one snugly fits the lens cap and the saddle tan case fits the hood (it's slightly thicker and larger). Wet moulded to fit each one specifically
For FGR's copycat day.
This is a copy of ~aspidistra~'s Homage to Eduardo, or was it Roberto???.
This is a Nikon LC-67, from my 18-105mm lens.
I want the Tamron 11-16mm lens she used though...
There were other photos I wanted to do but didn't have time - this used the same setup as yesterday :)
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