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22nd October 2007: I posted my first shots on Flickr.
It was a year ago and I couldn't imagine how much it would have changed myself.
For me, Flickr and burning passion for photography have come together. I couldn't say how much I've learnt and keep on learning, my friends, looking at your shots, talking with you. I didn't know what "bokeh", "DoF", "panning" or whatever meant before, and I would have been afraid to use manual mode while shooting, fearing to make mistakes. Then...I felt in love with many photos of yours, not the usual "point-and-shot" photos, but the ones that mean passion, study, willing to learn. I've decided to try myself, with a lot of mistakes, but also growing passion.
I have learnt a lot, I have a lot to learn, and this makes me happy like nothing else, expecially in time of changes and state of uncertainty - the time that I'm living nowadays. It's hard to describe the way I feel when I'm able to take "that" shot I had in mind, no matters if that means attempts, patience, time, sometimes going beyond my own fears (I can overcome vertigo for a shot only!); it's hard, but I know it's the same for many of you. And I know that I'll be always late for lunch or whatever if I go for a walk with my camera, because I'm sure that after a while I will find something that worths a stop for a picture, and then something else, and else...I had never understood how world is beautiful before seeing it through a lens. That's a precious gift that photography (and Flickr, in a way) made to me.
But there's also another gift: and it's you, my friends. Wonderful photographers, and often wonderful people that I was so lucky to find.
So: 366 days of Flickr, 366 times thank you.
...generalmente para el que no ha aprendido a volar...
el que esta arriba es cada vez mas pequeño...
pero para el que ya ha aprendido a volar...
el que esta abajo esta mucho mas pequeño aùn...
cuestion de enfoques...
no es cuestion de estar arriba o abajo....
de saber volar o no...
simplemente de saber que todos podemos hacerlo...
VUELA..SUEÑA...DISFRUTA...AD-MIRA...
AGRADECE TODO....
CANTA...BAILA...RIE...SIENTE... AMA...
RECONOCE TUS ERRORES !!!!!
Y DI UN " LO SIENTO"
CUESTA MUCHO TRABAJO ??? ...YO CREO QUE NO.
Pentax K-1, SMC Pentax-M 28/2.8
Very proud of myself for mounting this lens, seeing this subject, cranking the settings and getting the exact exposure I wanted on the first snap. I've still got it!
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Impressions from Salzburg/Austria last weekend.
Captured with a manual Nikkor 20 mm ƒ1:2.8 on my Nikon Df, post processed in Lightroom using Silver Efex Pro 2.
San Francisco, California, USA.
Sony Camera / Tamron AF 18-200MM f/3.5-6.3 Len.
1/40 sec, f/5.6, ISO 100, DRO Level 5.
Two Crosville Bristol REs with with two different types of transmission at Hooton Park Hangars, Wirral, Merseyside, 29-05-2016.
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Spread of an NBC brand guidelines manual. The logo was designed by John J. Graham, an art director at NBC. 1959
I have a acquired a bundle of old user manuals and brochures for Zeiss Ikon (and Voigtländer, which belonged to Zeiss Ikon since the 1950s) cameras and lenses.
I need only some of this material, but I had to buy the whole bundle, so I will divest myself of the remainder in the near future. Please contact me via direct message if you are interested in any of the items I will be putting up.
I own two Bessamatics and am unlikely to acquire an Ultramatic, so I am unlikely to be needing this manual in the future.
Shot with:
Canon EOS600D
Leica Bellows R (16860)
Leica 100mm f/4 Macro Elmar-R, bellows version (11230)
7-photo stitched panorama from a lunch break walkabout I took about a week ago, manual focus legacy lens: H.Zuiko 42mm 1:1.2
Week 3 - Technical: Full Manual
While the camera often determines shutter speed and aperture for the photographer, it doesn't know your creative intent. This week, challenge your self to assume creative control over the camera by using full manual mode. Select a subject where varying the aperture and / or shutter speed helps enhance the composition and visual qualities of the image.
single off-camera flash, f/13 1/250sec ISO250 163mm
This one is late, but better late than never!
I like to use the manual setting on my camera when I'm taking pictures. Getting the lighting and colors I want without editing is hard in other settings.
I decided to use my bar cart for this photo in order to play with the reflection of the light off the bottles, the color of the bourbons and woods, and get a light airy brightness.
Nikon FM2n manual 35mm camera
Nikkor AI-S 50mm 1:1.8 manual focus lens
Ilford Delta 100 Black&White film
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
Museum Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt, Germany