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"Always carry a camera!" -- There are potential photos etched in my memory from times in the past when I didn't have a camera. Most of those times were in the film days. Once digital pocket cameras became affordable, that problem was resolved. Now in the age of smart phones, nearly everyone has a camera at all times.
I wrote all of that to say that I've taken a lot of car window photos since getting that pocket camera and I have no regrets. Digital is so forgiving. If you don't like it, delete it.
This is a series of "out the window" shots taken in the fall of 2013. It was golden hour and late fall. That combination made for some nice shots, even if it was from a moving car.
The little beggar Peep is being a patient subject for the photographer...dreaming of a peanut butter flavored Pupcorn!
It's very rare that I see a Goose flying alone! How about you?
Anyway..panning along here with the tiny but wonderful Olympus XA1 35mm.
Here's a little Kodak 110 camera that I used to carry around in my glovebox for emergency pictures. Can't say I was ever enamored of the quality of 110 film, though. Michael Landon loved 'em!
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Black Humor: "An Illustrated Christmas"
Raffles City, People's Square, Shanghai, China
Contax T2, Carl Zeiss T* Sonnar 38mm F2.8, Kodak E100VS
My friend and I visited Barefoot Landing briefly during our visit in 2012 because she had one particular store she wanted to patronize before we met some other friends for dinner.
While walking through, I noticed this turtle swimming in a pond. When I paused near the edge to take its picture, it started swimming closer to me. This sequence of shots shows it getting closer and closer. I'm sure it was hoping I had something to feed it, but I didn't have any turtle food.
Small fuzzy and shiny leaves are released from their winter slumber as spring comes to Crooked Creek.
Fuji Cardia mini Everyday OP
Fujinon 4.5/28mm
Kodak ProImage 100
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Taken with Nikon D80 and Nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8D. Nikon SB-80dx on camera right with diffuser (fired at 1/64), Nikon SB-24 on camera left (next to the camera) bouncing from the ceiling (fired at 1/2). Triggered with Cactus v4.
In my backyard, this pair have 2 babies in the nest ...at the time this was taken, only 2 eggs. Momma and Papa have taken very good care of the babies, and I will try to get a shot before they leave!
Classic promotional camera for 110 film, branded with the logo for the Kool-Aid drink. Made in China.
Not a great camera obviously, but not bad for what it is....
Canon Powershot D20 point-n-shoot for random out-n-about (and messy craft table) pix -- drop and water resistant, which comes in handy more often than not.
11 November 2023
Figure: TBLeague (Phicen) S41
Shot at 3200 ISO as a JPEG file and basic processing in Lightroom 4.4. Even after the basic processing the picture's colors look kind of muddy and the details look mushy because of this camera's aggressive built in noise reduction.