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My mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother were all born in the year of the monkey. Me, I'm a snake, but I do love those monkey women.
Anyway, getting the hang of this TTV thing, but somehow my images are still always a bit washed out. Sometimes this seems to work, sometimes not.
Liz Steel Lesson 9: Practicing using a viewfinder for framing and accuracy. I have one of the little gray artist's viewfinders and tried to use that. It was a pain in the neck!
After taking pictures of these at Broadkill and in Baltimore, now I feel sort of obligated to capture one in places that have them, ideally during the yawning depths of super late blue hour (since that's how I took the first one at Broadkill). It's a thing.
There is a small removable plug on the rear of the viewfinder, to adjust the rangefinder. The adjust screw is visible here, through a hole in the deck. As you can see, the shutter button comes of by itself, so holding the shutter open at B is not easy without it.
Visit to Nobby's Sunday 6.1.13Visit to Nobby's Sunday 6.1.13 - The iconic lighthouse at the top of Newcastle's Nobby's headland is only open once a month on Sundays. This photo is from our first time 'up top' in Jan 2013.
OHIO CENTRAL PASSENGER STEAM PHOTO TRAIN SPECIAL SEEN HERE AT FULL THROTTLE DOING A PHOTO RUNBY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS OUT OF ORRVILLE OHIO....
Lake Kawaguchi (Kawaguchi-ko) is a lake near Mount Fuji, Japan. Located in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi Prefecture, it is the most popular of the Fuji Five Lakes in terms of tourists, and is part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Kawaguchiko also serves as a major hub for those wishing to climb Mount Fuji during the climbing season (July & August). It is situated at an altitude of approximately 800 metres, which accounts for its relatively cool summers and frequently icy winters. Recent years have seen Lake Kawaguchi replace nearby Lake Yamanaka as the most popular in the area, current population stands at around 25,000 (2005 figures)