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Day 089.
This is my new sketch/doodle book.
my last doodle for the first book is dated 28.05.2011.
This is my second book. I hope i enjoy my second book !
The Tamper Trap - sweet disposition
Took this one last night when I was out for some drinks after work to celebrate some things.
I think the people who had the table before us were a bit unhappy with their food and left the sign pointing at one of the meals.
The Lauritzen Gardens as seen through the BCL-0980 Fisheye Lenscap 9mm Lens with a fixed aperture of f/8.0.
Ever since first seeing this lens featured on Kickstarter, I have wanted to get a copy to play with. The idea intrigued me - a full-frame, fixed focal length, fixed focus, fixed aperture lens at a cheap price.
It's taken a long time, but I have finally got my hands on one to play with, and I have to say, first impressions are mixed. There will be many styles of photography that suit this lens, but it exhibits pretty heavy vignetting, which limits its use somewhat. Despite this, I have been pretty happy with the experience so far.
I'm so freakishly happy, my first ever dSLR, I'm not sure if I want to break in to song or jump of a cliff, really. :D :D
April 8, 2008 - Day 68; Having so much fun & expressing my creativity with my Canon SLR. Everything looks like a photo op when you have a camera with you at all times.
I haven't lost one yet !
People wanted to know what was in my camera bag. Well, for the most part, here is what I travel with in my bag. You'd be surprised how well I can pack stuff. Day 275 of the project.
If I can't find my camera goodies, after checking the bag[s] I check my bathroom. They ALWAYS end up there. I end up going into my bathroom washing my face/using the toilet when I get home, in the end taking out my camera goodies out of my pocket.
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Curious why the blurriness? Because I have a panic attack when I can't find things right away. I fear they are gone "forever". All goodies not included, bag, laptop and other things could have been easily put in this photograph.
yippee! so.freakin.excited.
I announced i was selling it here.
i haven't shipped it out yet but i will soon. although, i do plan to keep it tomorrow for A's birthday.
Then, i will buy myself the Nikon D50. Not much of an upgrade from the D40.
But man, the D40 doesn't even have an internal focus motor in it, meaning it only auto focuses with a few lenses.
Also, the D40 is really small. (the smallest dslr out there). so small (to me) that it's uncomfortable.
On a more technical note, this processing is so different for me.
I added a texture, and a really heavy vignette.
Bâtiment à l'angle de la rue Réaumur et du boulevard Sébastopol, ancien siège social des magasins à succursales multiples Félix Potin. Actuellement le rez-de-chaussée et le premier étage sont occupés par un Monoprix. Bâtiment construit par l'architecte Charles Lemaresquier en 1910.
It's amazing some times the clutter that appears on my desk.
Every morning I throw keys, sunglasses, iPods (a mini converted to 32GB) and it joins the detritus from the last day.
An email that was so important yesterday that I printed it out now leans against the Bobblehead War Machine....an wired Apple mouse has been discarded for a new Magic Mouse.
a lenscap.
so, I saw this self-made, chaotic-inspired still life and wanted to shoot f/1.7.
Sounds like something I would do.
A still life is a self portrait in many respects.
Shot with a Yashica Electro 35 GS, f/1.7 on expired Ilford XP2 (2004).
Pentax Spotmatic SP...lenscap off.......i coulden't resist this for $10.....what a beautiful piece of iconic late 60's camera engineering...
*EDIT*
Just noticed the lens is Yellow....this is caused by radioactive elements in the coating used in the early Super Takumar lenses......so i guess it's lucky its only for show, and not for use with film.....
But i think i have some M42 Yasinon lenses upstairs that will fit.....
so came upon this from way back in April and thought the edit was a bit out. of. control. so i re-edited it. here ya go.
Today in cooking we watched the most pointless movie ever.
It was about eggs and chickens.
I took pictures of my lens cap instead, the two I loaded were the only good pictures I got since the lights were off.
A close-up shot captures a vintage macro lens, likely a Sigma 105mm f/2.8, resting beside its black leather case and lens caps on a worn wooden table. The warm, shallow depth-of-field lighting highlights the lens's metallic rings and glass element, creating a nostalgic, tactile feel perfect for photography enthusiasts. The composition suggests a moment of preparation or reflection before a shoot.