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I liked the angled corner of the planter, but felt the photo needed something to anchor the viewer's gaze. The lens cap served the purpose nicely
I'm sure EVERYONE's done it before! Where their lens cap goes walkies and you spend hours looking for it. I've lost a few already so I thought it's time to replace them. I opted to buy 3 instead ot 2 I've lost just so I have a spare for whenever another one goes walkies again! It always makes your lens feel incomplete when you have the lens cap missing. Damn things.
Oh and I also bought a air rocket and a lens cloth :)
Ein Stückchen meiner Kamera. Product Placement nennt man das wohl. Das ist dann erstmal das letzte Bild - bis zum Montag...
...it's called product placement, I suppose. It's the last pict till monday...
Another good long sleep last night - handy as I'm still feeling a bit grot. I made myself useful today though; changed the bed this morning, and then set about photographing a load of things to put on eBay - including this lens. I am sorry to see it go, but since Tim incredibly generously bought me the Fuji 10-24mm lens, I can't see myself using this one much, if ever, anymore.
It took me so long to take and edit all the photos, I actually only managed to get two things listed, so will have to do the rest during the week. It's a start.
Watched another episode of Mr Robot tonight - so good! I really wanted to go straight on to the next one, but Tim's not one for binge watching, so I must stay in suspense for another day or few.
Shot with a poor man's macro lens (a 18-55mm kit lens turned backwards). It wasn't very easy to aim with such a shallow depth of field, particularly since there is no autofocus, but it turned out better than I had hoped for.
This is the 'o' in 'canon' on the lens cap -which is roughly 0.5cm.
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The first Purchase in an attempt to upgrade my Cannon S3IS. From Lensmate I bought (clockwise from top left) a 52mm lens adapter, rubber lens hood, clip on cover and a Hoya multi coated UV filter. The adapter is so I can add filters and other lenses to the camera.
This just seems like a Zen garden, using camera (my Horizon 220 - swing lens panorama), lens, and body cap.
As I tried to get a close-up of "Savannah," my Savannah monitor lizard (Varanus exanthemanticus exanthemanticus), she nipped the lenscap, which I hadn't realized was dangling in front of her. Actually, she is quite gentle and friendly. Check the "Savannah" tag for morpictures and information and also www.ecosnake.com. Photo by Frank
I got an awesome early Christmas gift. A new lens cap for my "Fritz" Nikon. My orignal one got chewed up by a little dog named Peanut. How he got it I have no idea but all those little Poms are sneeky little dogs. I am super happy about this cause I tend to be a little clumsy. So now I don't have to hold my breath when ever I take my camera any where in fear that I will hit the lens. I love early Christmas presents...hehehe.
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.
Many many many storeys above this is a hole in the roof. On the 16th Dec at midday the light from the hole shines directly on this for the day of reconciliation.
"Ons Vir Jou Suid Afrika" is Afrikaans for "Us for you South Africa" - part of the old (and new) national anthem.
For the motion task.
A LensCap Rally at the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria. The LensCap Rally is a day out with a Professional Photographer. There are set tasks and afterwards you can upload your photos to the site and have everyone comment on them. Its a great way to get out for the day, shoot loads of pics at interesting locations and meet other photo-mad people.