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This pinhole camera was made by a photographer in Greece. The red lenscap unscrews to reveal the pinhole and acts as a shutter. There is a Grafloc back so I can attach a variety of film holders.
Day# 41
Yep, so this is my lens cap nothing special today. :( although I do absolutely love nikon's!
Press L!
I was out in the autumn night looking for some locations, then i spotted this neon sign on the harbour in Trondheim. Had to improvise a stand with the lenscap and my wallet. :)
V.'s first time using a camera. Of course I think she is a creative genius who will soon need her own Flickr Pro account.
Trying out my LX5 as ordered an eye-fi card today and will will likely be taking the LX5, the eye-fi card and my mobile on holiday soon. I want to be able to upload photos as I go. Making sure LX5 will be up for the job as I'd rather not have to take DSLR with me.
from me!! I finally got myself a 50mm lens tonight. I also got a new camera strap because mine drives me nuts in the summer. Now I can't wait to try out the lens! :-)
Following the critical and cultural success of my seminal work "LensCap", I decided that the addition of a frame would exemplify the constaints within which photographers work. These constraints mirror the travails of life and Man's inability to escape the psychological and physiological conundra which are illustrated in other works from contemporary artists.
By framing this particular work I feel that it also encloses any further interference with the essential composition and provides an expiation of Man's inhumanity to Mankind.
You will also notice that the frame has obscured the artist name thus emphasising the importance of subject over author.
The frame used was AcidBurn_08 from PhotoFrame 4.6
today is day eighty of three hundred and sixty five. this is me with the cap of my favorite lens. i have made it to day eighty!
The Canon logo of a lens cap; taken while camera was on a tripod with lens set at the 1:1 magnification setting
Camera Used: Canon EOS Rebel T7
Lens Used: Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM prime lens
These are the "B"-Version lens caps for the Olympus E-System. The center-pinch mechanism allows removing the lens cap even when the lens hood is attached, which is not possible (at least with my fingers) with the original caps.
For Valentine's, I surprised Victoria with a Dark Dining outing in the Village. We showed up at Camaje, they held us outside of the restaurant and gave us foam sleep masks to use as blindfolds (fairly comfortable, considering), and we waited a while for them to double check everyone's food allergies and explain how things work. Basically it is what it sounds like from the above: the lights are on in the restaurant, but the guests are blindfolded. No menus, they do everything based on a pre-set menu with alterations made for each guest's individual allergies/preferences. There is quite a bit of wait staff, very attentive, just raise your hand if you need anything. The only thing you can take off your blindfold for is to use the restroom, but the staff will lead you there before you remove your mask.
So the whole multi-course meal becomes this elaborate exercise in touch and sound and memory, interspersed with some experimental music interludes. Really fundamentally an altered-state sort of experience. There are definitely things I ate tonight that I've never tried before (and that I might try again, actually), like oysters. There are things I ate tonight that I'm still not sure how to identify. And there's really nothing like the complete faux-privacy of blindness to make you feel close to the one you are with. This will definitely go down as one of the most memorable meals that V and I have shared (especially the greatly amusing act of trying to feed each other in the dark.)
So in honor of all of that, here's a picture of the inside of my lenscap. I think it's appropriate. (And apparently I've got a hot pixel. Grr.)
Our Daily Challenge ... something you put in your pocket.
I wasn't going to do this challenge because I don't put stuff in my pockets ( a fashion faux pas) but then I realised that I actually do. This is what I pocket when I go walking to take photos. Not a very exciting shot, hence the photoshopping