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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
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...
Nikon I've been tired waiting to receive my D3s. It's been 2 months now... If you can't meet the demand what's the meaning?
30 seconds at 400ISO, with a piece of kitchen tin foil sellotaped to a lens cap with a hole drilled in it... Cheapest lens ever, as you can see...
Parcs et jardins en fête
Thème 2009 : Créteil d'arbre en arbres
Gilbert Beaumont, collectionneur de bonsaïs
This week's assignment is menu. Here's a practice shot:
Colour: green
Composition: minimalism
Lighting: artificial single source (headtorch)
My ideas centred around green beer bottles. Here I was able to get a nice shaft of green light by shining a head torch through the aforementioned bottle.
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they're so reflective, I just can't help it. I took this while Patt was working on my stereo. You know, while I was "helping".
I changed lenses while shooting this pizza box in Freimann Square for Scott Kelby’s 2nd Annual Worldwide PhotoWalk and clearly was not paying attention to what was in the frame.
IMG_6490-alt-lenscap
Back home, a grey miserable day, so a little more playing with still life.
The forecast suggests tommorow will be better.
Caithness, Scotland.
March 18, 2010--Let's not talk about today. Here's a picture of my lens cap. Absolutely nothing happened today that is worth talking about. Ok, I take that back...Ginger and Lisa came over. But they don't like having their picture taken, and all we did was sit around on our laptops.
This weekend is Momocon. I promise to have more interesting pictures then.
Yes, this is a photograph not a photoshop. I was going to do a long exposure (30 seconds) but left the lens cap on. It was not secured and resulted in this shot.
Shot through two pieces of exposed and developed negative film, which makes a cheap near-infrared filter.
The vignetting is because I didn't make a big enough hole in the lenscap I stuck the film on.
I only did basic whitebalance/levels in gimp on this image, .. how weird is that?