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Playing around at a wedding reception. Purposely didn't touch white balance on this one, I like the orangey glow the incandescent light fixtures were creating.
The lens cap was not mine. I was seated next to someone else who also shoots Nikon. :)
My last shot of the day - a tribute to the lens that made the whole day possible - just happened to be the 9150th shot I took on this camera. Weird. (ok, maybe only I find that cool, but I'm ok with that).
This photo is part of my day50mm set, where I took 50 photos with my 50mm on the 50th day of the year.
the modified mask, changed from 645 to 6 x 6. Provides the requisite fuzzy edged frames. Note the extensive use of electrical tape ($1 per roll) enough for one hundred Holga mods
Lens Cap Belt Buckle - molded in oil clay, sand mold after that, poured in aluminum, painted acrylic! Polaroid cut to fit a lens filter that my lens cap will clip onto!
I like these center pinching lens caps better than the other ones. It seems Olympus has been using these on all their new lenses now.
One of the name variants of the Diana-F camera. Camera and manual both carry "Hong Kong" attribution and the release catch states "No. 162."
1.3.2011 Js throwing together some different elements. And of course someone's happy I don't wear a certain bottle opener as my necklace piece anymore. Dang I really want Kingdom Hearts 3 to come out already :/. Dang lol
Overly soft emulsion on this film led to this happening. I'll have to be careful when working with it. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the way the images look otherwise. The Yashica lenscap is black plastic, and I'm amazed at the tone range because it is hard to read the wording in person. So even though this film is pretty flimsy, I think it might be good looking stuff.
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.
Taken just days before Konica-Minolta announced it was discontinuing its camera lines. This is the lenscap of a 135mm MC-Rokkor I just picked up, shot using the extension rings and 58mm MC-Rokkor 1.4 I got in the same auction.
Whenever a team doesn't show up on time for their shoot, it's time for me to take out my camera and start playing around.
My lens cap sitting on the top of my camera bag.
My fear of heights kept me from going to the top.
I sent Aaron up with my camera.
Love the shots, but unfortunately, I didnt demonstrate how to fully remove the lenscap.
This fisheye has 2 lenscaps. One obscures the vision a bit.
He took a bunch of shots that were going to be spherical panos, but I also failed to mention that I focus using the rear button, so the shots are a little out of focus too.
Still, fun shots.