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Just registered for a photography class.
I'm so excited :)
I'll upload some new photos soon... first I got to figure how to use this thing.
Dropped a lenscap which rolled 200 meters downhill into the sheep pens. But as you can see it was recovered, after a due in sweat was payed.
Ross found his temporarily lost lenscap - flickr saves the day. A vanload of us travelled to Warren to check out the bargains at a photography studio/store/ warehouse that was being liquidated. It was rather numbing, but we came away with some bargains. Then, we went all the way out to jefferson, and went down to Belle Isle.
Thursday, April 9th
I've been busy with a lot of things lately so my PODs have been all over the place. This is from last Thursday -- from what I recall, it was a pretty nice day weather-wise. I sat on the balcony for a while and Sean and Ben came upstairs to eat Subway. In other news, I got this package in the mail. The story behind it: There's an ice hockey team in Ireland called the Dundalk Bulls, and since I'm from Dundalk, MD, I wanted a t-shirt of theirs. It turns out, however, that they don't have t-shirts and hats and memorabilia like we have here, so I found this instead. It was fun to get the packaging from Europe.
My lens cap didn't open all the way at first when I turned the camera on and I thought it made a cool effect.
Image was captured through an EF 100mm @ f/2.0 with a reverse-mounted Pentax 50mm @ f/2.0, focus set at infinity.
Thieving Keas! This one sneaked a lens cap out of Pete's camera bag and flew off to show off his prize to his friends. A little work from a zoo keeper got it back, but I think the Keas got a good laugh from it. For the story, see Pete's photo stream: Pete foley
Just a quick shot taken with my new Canon 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens.
In the next photo, I show a 100% crop of this image.
This is at 85mm, and you can see quite a bit of vignetting in the corners.
However, it also shows how sharp this lens is, especially in the 100% crop.
salah budget, konon nak bg bokeh muka,skali dekat sgt dgn jari,so pakcop pon dgn happy korek lenscap G9..huhu
Sometimes I feel as if I'm being consumed by all of these things...but I am lost without them...does that make sense to anyone else?
Well.. this is sort of my first landscape-thingy with the samyang 14mm - awesomeness in a very small shell...
It's almost rectilinear - there is a bit of distortion though,, just enough to add the image a bit of personality :p
this was taken exactly at midnight.. and the sky was so pretty with lots of light and that glow you only get in the summer nights...
btw since I don't have a tripod this was taken using the lenscap and my cellphone to hold it up in the "right" angle
Eric's entree. I had the pot roast. I like their short ribs better but this location didn't have it.
BRNO dri+Cap dehumidifier caps in action on the PNG Expedition.
In June 2014 Patrick Hutton and Richard Johnson completed an unmotorised crossing of Papua New Guinea, from Vanimo to Daru via the Star Mountains.
Yup, my dog ate my lens cap. (sounds like an excuse you'd give your teacher, huh?)
So, um, I need to get another lens cap. Any one have suggestions where?
I might as well get a remote while I'm out shopping...