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First attempt with my shitty improvised Lenscap pinhole. (Pinhole Lenscap? Lenshole pincap? Waaah...) Discovered that the 30sec max. timed exposure is pretty much useless, a remotecord is next on the ebay list....
Charleston Photowalk 2010
With a little help from the lady at the Art Emporium, Clayton did a group photo at the beginning of the Charleston Photowalk.
Well actually, my cousin found it back at her house in California. Finally, after a year, I got my lens cap back! :D
As someone surely will be missing this thing (a lens cap for a Fuji Finepix camera) I will geotag this image, so that if you lost it you know where to look for it.
(geotagging coincidentally also helps me showing off where I was today)
In the parking lot there are two Ox Wagons - preferred transport in the 1880's. For the Red, DOF and Texture tasks.
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.
There are parts of Amsterdam that looks like you are in Venice. This scene of Amsterdam gives you a view behind the houses of the Red Light District. On the left you can see some of the red light coming out of the windows, reflecting on the house on the other side.
while her faithful assistant holds her lenscap.
this boat was well fun. except for the time that a MASSIVE and especially creepy grey spider crawled across the sweater on the seat right next to me. i freaked. crusty's mum nonchalantly shook it into the river. i felt silly.
I put my lens cap on there for perspective. A bit silly, no? And they all screw into each other, like nesting dolls.
Little experiment with 60mm macro and Nikon TC-14E teleconverter giving your lens a 84mm effect.
Still takes sharp pictures and brings the subject closer from further away. Autofocus is intact. Ideal for underwater photographers, who can't afford a true 105mm macro lens..
Tokina lens cap taken perpendicular with 84mm macro setup. Look at large size to see plastic molding.