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This is my first SLR lens, never have I had the kit lens. It served me really well: it's both a portrait lens for Mio and a standard lens for Rei.
And since I have a clean desk (yay!), I figured why not take a photo of it... uhm... naked.
Got a second light stand today, and so now I can be even more versatile with the placement of my flashes in the studio. Decided to just kinda mess around with it a bit and show what's beyond the edges of the backdrop. The lens cap is in the photo because it was handy ;-)
Photo-a-Day: Year 6, Day 10 - Total Days: 1836
580exII manual 1/16 power camera left, through tissue paper about 6 inches away from the light box. Vivitar 285HV 1/16 power camera right 1/16 power through tissue paper about 6 inches away from the light box.
That time where I need to do some general cleaning of my DSLR gear...
Shooting Information:
Nikon D7200
Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX DC HSM
Manual
1/60th @ f/2.8
ISO 6400
Flash Not Fired
Post Processing Information:
Adobe Lightroom Classic CC 7.1
Not Cropped
Neubaugebiet Panzerwiese, an der Schleissheimer Strasse, München Hasenberg
Nikon FM2, Loreo LensCap Optik, Kodak E100VS
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.
3/365- This photo has a ton of meaning to it. The shirt represents my love of clothing, the ipod represents my love for music and lady antebellum, which is one of my two favorite bands, is playing. The paris notebook represents my love for travel. the one direction photo is my love for one direction. my lens cap is for photography. the sun glasses means where i live. and the sticky notes say keegan allen and pretty little liars on them but they also mean my orginization obsessions. and the harry potter book is my all time favorite series and i adore it.
I decided to do this picture because photography makes my mind go crazy. I'm constantly thinking of my next picture, my next model, etc. Photography turns my world upside down... what can I say
First picture taken for Dip-It-Thursdays
Theme: Everyday objects
On Via's Déplaisance trains, there's not much room for baggage, so you have to check your bags...
This is just a $90 filter, it'd appear the clip of the lenscap was driven through the filter as my cameras are stowed objective-down in the bag.
Yes yes, I know, I should've used a hard case, but a) I didn't realize I was on a Renaissance train until it was too late and b) Pelican cases kinda scream "expensive stuff inside".
A heavily tattooed individual, seen from behind, bends forward in a desert landscape under a bright blue sky. They wear a whimsical white hat with a fur trim and a patterned sarong, holding a camera lens cap in one hand while a water bottle hangs from their shoulder. The scene captures the raw, expressive, and unconventional spirit of a festival like Burning Man, with the vast, cracked earth and distant camp structures adding to the otherworldly atmosphere.
Copyright © All rights reserved Peter Vahlersvik! Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media in any way without my explicit written permission.
Portrait of a sprouting plant reaching for cascading spring lifegiving light. Bokeh from lins without lenscap.
Location: Bukit Subang, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II + EF 50mm f1.8 MKII
-None of my photos are HDR or blended images, All are in single Jpeg.
-Semua gambar yang ada didalam stream saya adalah bukan HDR, harap maklum !
Shazral / © All rights reserved
this was found in the national botanical gardens. the mist jets had just gone off...kinda funny to see everybody rush to get their lenscaps back on.
Macro shot of my dedicated near IR canon powershot a630. with the 720 nm pass filter. Interesting note the filter adapter for this camera came bent slightly out of round to to repair the filter threads I forced a UV filter onto the slightly bent tube to give me good threads for the expensive IR pass filters. and to protect the threads on the new UV filter since it is now removable I added a captive lenscap to the camera ( it is sitting on the cap )
What prompted the IR conversion was that the flash worked intermittently, and as I just purchased a T3i DSLR I had no use for a point and shoot anymore. upon dis-assembly I removed the IR cut filter and found the short in the flash so I repaired the flash and tested it out using a piece of exposed film for an IR pass filter. with the results confirming the functionality I then ordered a A640/a630 filter adapter tube, since the 630 has a bayonet mount for accessories.
I also have a 900nm ir pass filter but have not had much of a chance to use this set up yet due to the changing seasons and a lack of greens to set the white balance to.
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrale_thermique_de_Vitry-sur-Seine
La centrale thermique de Vitry-sur-Seine est une centrale EDF de deux fois 250 mégawatts fonctionnant au charbon. Elle est située en bordure de la Seine, à cinq kilomètres en amont de Paris, sur la commune de Vitry-sur-Seine, dans le département du Val-de-Marne. Ses deux cheminées qui s’élèvent à une hauteur de 160 mètres en font l’un des bâtiments les plus hauts d'Île-de-France.
La centrale thermique de Vitry-sur-Seine a été mise en service entre 1966 et 1971. Sa fermeture est planifiée pour 2015.
NYC: Home / Cali / New Lens Cap
Testing a used Nikkor 20-35mm f/2.8D
Nikon D700 | Nikon 20-35@35 | Æ’2.8 | 1/50s | ISO3200 | Handheld
1950 Rolleiflex X camera with original case,original mirror finish metal lenscaps,closeup lens with original box,case and instructions,soft focus filter green filter and lens hood all also with original cases.
This camera was given to me by a local older lady whose husband did photography as a hobby as well as medical photography for his job.He had not used it for well over 20 years so they felt it deserved a better home.
Her husband was the second owner.The original owner was Austin Armer, the person who came up with the term stereophonic and invented stereophonic reproduction.
There is still a label on the top of the case with the letter A on top.