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location: near the fangyaun lighthouse, fangyaunl lighthouse...port area.
fangyuan township, changhua county, taiwan
bronica rf645
65mm zenzanon-rf lens
rollei rpx 400 120mm
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That is controlling my Nikon cam from my laptop using LightRoom. It kind of works with a number of constraints.
The beauty of my new Pentax K5 is the backwards compatibility of the lenses... I managed to get a SMC 50mm f1.4 for ÂŁ60, second hand... It takes a bit of learning and searching online to get the hang of manually setting it up, but it is cracking little lens... and a lot cheaper than a new 50mm...
This is one of the many shots from a sunny Loch Rusky... trial and error shots to get used to using this little beauty for some alternative landscape work...
That submerged boat across the creek just managing to stay partially floating . It doesn't look good .
Cabbage Tree Creek
Shorncliffe
Via Brisbane
My favorite tree. We ventured out on Sunday and had the most loveliest of fog draped over the area. My destination lay 30 miles ahead with this tree. We made too many stops and by the time we got there the fog had lifted but worse than that was the camera battery was nearly dead. A fresh battery lay on the desk at home. We'll try again next time.
Mamiya 6MF, Ektachrome E100SW, digitised by photographing the original 60mm transparency on a light pad; tethered capture in Lightroom.
The Ring of Brodgar (or Brogar, or Ring o' Brodgar) is a Neolithic henge and stone circle around 10km north-east of Stromness on the Mainland, the largest island in Orkney, Scotland. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the Heart of Neolithic Orkney. (Wikipedia, edited)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_of_Brodgar
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_von_Brodgar
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_Neolithic_Orkney
For some reason I didn't include this one in the batch I sent to David, which was a few months ago. With hindsight I like it a lot more now, I need to work out a way to incorporate it into a spaceship design.
The river Umngot in spate at Shnongpdeng, Megalaya, India. Not a good time for plying the boats.
Meghalaya album: www.flickr.com/photos/santanu_sen/albums/72157667535175284
Ok... AB800 strip light to camera right, ABR800 Ringlight mounted off camera center, AB800 with umbrella on camera left to light the background, AB800 mounted on a boom to light her hair from above. Phew!
Mamiya 6MF, Ektachrome E100SW, digitised by photographing the original 60mm transparency on a light pad; tethered capture in Lightroom.
On the Icefields Parkway, Jasper National Park.
We spent two days at Pine Mountain State Park in South East Kentucky, Chained Rock was one of the trails we hiked.
Back tether ropes on the marquees.
Marquees at the tennis tournament at Happy Valley, that needed heavy duty tethering in high winds. The week of the tournament saw scorching heat with bushfires (elsewhere), followed by torrential rains and high winds. Luckily we had perfect weather on the day of the Finals.
Mamiya 6MF, Mamiya G 50mm f/4 L, Ektachrome 100SW, digitised by photographing the original 60mm transparency on a light pad; tethered capture and development in Lightroom.
In all these images from the MacDonnell Ranges, the geotags vary in accuracy, most involve guesswork.
I have altered some EXIF fields to indicate camera and lens, but most fields (e.g. exposure time of a tenth of a second!) still refer to the DSLR used in the digitisation process.
Trephina Gorge is in the East MacDonnell Ranges about 90km east of Alice Springs - a good day trip on a good road.
I have recently acknowledged that having adventures helps me to find my visual voice. I've been awfully spotty on Flickr for much of this year, and it had a lot to do with feeling uninspired / that I had nothing to say… and also feeling the burn of the shoddy little camera I have been using for ages. This trip to the Pacific Northwest really helped bring me back to myself in a lot of ways.
Does this ever happen to you? What helps you bring you back to yourself?
I love the tensions here... webs tethered to fuzzy stems, water drops hanging heavily from rounded buds. The wonders of water tension that keeps them hanging until they are knocked loose and suddenly drop to the ground.
Firespike buds
Odontonema strictum, Acanthaceae
Firespike, Cardinal Guard, Scarlet Flame