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I need to drill a hole in my lens caps and wear them around my neck! I am constantly putting them in my pocket or dropping them in my purse - or just laying them down somewhere in the house - when I get ready to shoot something. I spend way too much time going back and trying to find where I put them. I am, as a rule, very good about putting things in their proper place so I can always find them; for example, I never lose my keys. My lens caps seem to be the one glaring exception.
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sneaking a shot in the cory hall 2nd floor bathroom yesterday.
it looks much more eerie here than it actually was, but the bathroom itself is pretty weird. there is just *something* about school bathrooms, you know?
Photos I took using an old Nikon F801 with 50mm f/1.8D lens, just testing the camera's functions.
Ilford HP5+
Saw this in Mifsud's and thought it would suit my silver EF 28-90mm.
So much nicer than the dull plastic offerings they have nowadays.
made in Britain by GEC circa 1980s (could be older). I find old vinyl records and vintage equipment for a recycled, renewable wheelbarrow disco down in Dorset, UK! I love posting interesting audio and decor on flickr.com to see what sort of response the items receive. You can follow highlights of the 'finds' on my twitter just follow 'joimson'
23.2.2009
I took a few Holga shots today in order to posting one of them as a photo of the day later when I get the film developed..
But back home I begun thinking that did I remove the lens cap at all... Really, not sure about that. :D
So - instead of posting a black frame as a photo of the day after few days I took a macro thingie of that lens cap with my digital just to remind about the importance of taking the cap away before shooting with Holga...
But from now on - the next few days shall be pictured with this plastic wonderfullness. I'll post the photos as soon as I get them developed. And I am really eagerly waiting to see if I remembered to take the cap away in the first place ;)
When I got my old point-and-shoot some years ago, I actually wanted a DSLR (Who don't?). At that time they were just too exspensive for my income as a student (which -speaking mathematical- converged to zero …). In hindsight I would say that it was a good decision because I went very well with my Casio and was able to take some nice shots …
Anyway: My new toy is the Nikon D60 with the 18-55mm VR lens. I already took photos on our neighbours wedding and I think the Nikon is great to handle. There are some problems with overexposure and whitebalance but I guess that I will solve those.
I signed up for a new flickr account because my old was German. I had enough of dealing with flickr's censorship-crap.
So here it is the obligatory lens-cap-picture.
It's fixed. Finally. I bid my pardon to the Canon Gods for all the cursing and swearing I did. They seem to like me after all. (Hint: I won't complain if it started raining fish eye lenses, though. :d)Auto Tagged By Tagnics
Things I am Thankful for...I love having a nice camera (Thanks Matt!) and I love my computer. I get so much joy from my camera hobby!
My computer is the main way I communicate with my husband who is deployed....and I am so eternally grateful for him.