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Not the most artistic photo available but darn it's wide...
It's a Sigma 10-20 / 4-5.6 and this is at 10mm...
It's almost too wide, it will take some time to get use to... =)
The only thing that I noticed that isn't that good is that it's quite prone to flare... and the lenscap is hard to remove when the lendhood is on... otherwise it's really cool... =)
“A: Ho un terribile mal di testa…
Q: Ancora caffè?
A: Sì grazie.
Q: Hai l’aria sbattuta, non hai dormito. Cuscino troppo duro?
A: Sonni inquieti. Ho fatto un sogno stranissimo, a tratti piacevole, ma ho in mente solo colori sovrapposti e forme distorte: nulla con cui ricostruire ciò che mi è accaduto. E non ricordo nessuna parola.
Q: Allora la prossima volta ricorda di portare con te una macchina fotografica. Ti lascerà indelebile la notte. Le parole saranno superflue, lo sai come funziona. Ecco il tuo caffè.”
This is my new foster kitten. Why I say 'foster' is because it's up to Juno whether I keep him or not. If they get along, he stays, but if she can't adjust to him, then I'll find him a good home. A friend already said he'd take this guy off my hands if it didn't work out.
It's pretty hard photographing a kitten, because they really want to explore. I was trying to get some shots(As you can see on my photostream) but then I realized I wanted a prop, so I threw in my lens can. Funny thing, I was actually trying to focus on the kitten's eyes and not the lens cap but I happened to get this.
This guy's story is pretty bad. He was rescued from a garbage pile on the side of the road here in Italy, having been put in a garbage bag and thrown onto said pile from a moving vehicle. Thankfully, he was discovered and rescued, and here we are. Hopefully Juno and he can get along well.
Haven't finalized on a name. Was thinking Haze or Jax. What do you think? Any suggestions?
By the way, this image is SOOC.
michaelkwan.com - My first photo with the (new to me) Panasonic 20mm F1.7 ASPH lens. I've used this lens before (borrowed from a friend), but now I've got one of my own.
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.
Here's one of the key components of coaxing cute cat faces from your feline photography subjects- the lens cap!
It's a no-fail system... :)
Doing some test shots with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens. This one is of the lens cap of this lens I am testing.
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!