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All shots are taken with my old Pentax Zoom 280P that I used 20 years ago.
September 25, 2015
Ochanomizu, Tokyo
Porsche 911E (1963-)
The film is rated at ISO 400 (don't let the name fool you!). However, on the first test roll all shots were significantly underexposed. So I shot the second roll at ISO 100, which turned out a lot better. The colour rendering is a bit cool and also rather contrasty, but many people like it that way. The definition is not very good, which is a bit disappointing for a film that is effectively quite slow.
Camera: Canon A-1
Lens: Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4 S.S.C.
ORWO NC 500 ISO 400 colour negative film shot at ISO 100
Developed and scanned by www.meinfilmlab.de
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An artistic result (my opinion) after choosing automatic white balance by gimp in post production (greens became blues). I like the contrast between yellows and blues. No focal point and to me the blur fits in greatly here.
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Pentax K-5
SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7 (all shots with this lens till 95% aperture at 2.0)
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© 2015 stefanorugolo | All rights reserved.
This is a collage of photos of the same Slime Mold (Myxogastria, Myxomycetes) in the woods over the last week. I believe they are the genus Stemonitis, all shot on the same well-rotted fallen branch of Coast Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia, Fagaceae). I got the photo on the left of the egg-like plasmodia a week ago on January 12, here. Then the plasmodia ripened into chocolate-colored "hot dogs on a stick" the next day on January 13, here. Then the new sporangia started releasing spores on January 14, here. Then I skipped a few days as the sporangia didn't change much, but by January 19 yesterday, you can see that the sporangia (with raindrops!) have been releasing their spores - "flying Mother Nature's Silver seed to a new home." It's a neat progression that shows how these microscopic critters get from one decomposing branch to another fresh one. See this photo for a bit more info about these fascinating creatures. (San Marcos Pass, 19 January 2018)
Just these two photos today, as I'm computer-weary after working all day on the newsletter for the Santa Ynez Valley Natural History Society all day. I'm just about done. I'll send it out to a few society board members for review and comments tomorrow and hopefully get it to the printers on Monday. It was cold and too windy for photos today anyway as our small storm blew through, good timing.
Takahashi Epsilon 180, ZWO ASI 461 MM PRO, Astro Physics 1100GTO. 240 minutes of luminance and 100 minutes each of RGB from a Bortle 4 zone. All shot at gain zero.
Tonight's marathon session in a tunnel with a camera rotation tool, two tripods, a flashgun and a willing victim.
All shot in one photographic exposure with a burst of light from a LED Lenser P7QC. A touch of levels has been applied to bring down the blue tones a smidge.
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Pentax K-5
SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7 (all shots with this lens till 95% with aperture at 2.0)
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© 2015 stefanorugolo | All rights reserved.
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Pentax K-5
SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7 (all shots with this lens till 95% aperture at 2.0)
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© 2015 stefanorugolo | All rights reserved.
The statue at the site of Homfreyganj massacre, where 44 Indian civilians were all shot dead at point-blank range by the Japanese Army on January 30, 1944 during WWII.
Taken in Homfreyganj near Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
All shots on film: Nikon F2 & Kodak T-Max 400
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Gino Vannelli: voice, keyboards, percussions
Bert van den Brink: piano, accordion
Daniele Bonaviri: classical guitar
Teatro Concordia, San Benedetto del Tronto (Italy) - 28.02.2009
photo: © Luca Fiaccavento
info@lucafiaccavento.net
thanks to:
Gino Vannelli
Bert van den Brink
Daniele Bonaviri
Gianni de Mattheis
Bitches Brew Jazz Club Staff
Teatro Concordia
EnZ ^____^
In the bright sunshine.....
All shot hand held - this was cropped (with others)
Cheltenham Festival 2014 - Day 1
Contribution to Smile on Saturday, theme "collage in black & white".
All shots taken on the same sunny day this summer, all shot with a medium format Mamiya C330 Professional roll film camera. I like the imperfections in analog shots.
Have a great weekend.
All shot from the hip. The locals understandably did not allow focused photography in the old city market area.
Was able to collect roughly 1.5h of RGB data. Combined that with the Ha which I got a good month ago. Looks pomising so far...
All shot with a William Optics ZS61 on an iOptron iEQ45pro mount. EOS 700Da.
All shots were taken this week at Radnor Lake, Tennessee
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Here you can see all the shots from all 46 weeks!
All shot in this series were shot using a canon speeedlite 430ex and a hamma umbrella triggered by a cactus V2. Light was set above, in front of model.
When visiting the Haga Ocean butterfly house, I typically come away with shots of a whole bunch of species, but on my August 30th visit (of 2024), I shot nothing but this species, the pink rose (Pachliopta kotzebuea), also known as the velvet rose.
This is a bit of a special species among the ones I've seen there with the spectacular red body and the matte black wings. And this time there were around ten of them which had recently hatched.
For this closeup, I tried to get as absolutely close as was possible with the gear I had which took some time as that meant moving the tripod closer and closer in minute increments until the focus was where I wanted it. Since this was with the 2x teleconverter on the 1:1 lens, the magnification level here is 2:1 which offersed some nice detail on the compound eye.
Part 1 here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/53961609901/ and part 2 here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/53982774156/ are different specimens, but all shot at the same time.
All shots were taken this week at Radnor Lake, Tennessee
For more shots check out the blog! -
Here you can see all the shots from all 47 weeks!
Some more older pics I found in folders, that for some reason I hadn't sorted and uploaded (must have been a busy month!).
These were all shot around Portobello in May of 2018 (ah, the pre-Covid days, no social distancing or masks!). Some people watching snaps of people enjoying the beach, the Promenade, getting coffee from The Little Green Van (a regular weekend fixture at Porty, they even have little cushions you can borrow to use sitting on the nearby sea wall while having your coffee!), just all enjoying being by the coast.
One of the many nice things about Edinburgh - you have ancient, historic city centre, but you can also go hill-walking on Arthur's Seat (a huge extinct volcano in a royal park in the middle of town) or even for a beach walk, all without leaving the city's boundaries.
The Rapeseed is growing well and filling the World with yellow. The clouds seek to shadow the exuberance of it all.
Shot with a high Contrast filter on an Olympus PEN8.
Seeing the large Corona during Totality was absolutely stunning! I lost track of time, and struggled to get it centered in my LCD back on the camera. Before I knew it Totality was over and the Diamond Ring appeared. What fun !!
All shots taken are single shots with the exception of Totality, when I used 7-shots combined to show the large extent of the Corona.
If you're able to view or download the original, you'll be able to see much more detail especially the sun spots and coarse solar surface.
(photos taken 1-4pm EST August 21, 2017)
I reprocessed some old data with new technics
Newton 250/1000
ZWO Asi 1600MM pro + Starizona Nexus 0.75x flattener
All shots: gain 139, offset 21, -10°C
Halpha: 48 *300 sec (4 hours)
Sii: 12 * 300 sec (1 hour)
Oiii: 12 * 300 sec (1 hour)
10-10 dark, flat, darkflat
All shot from the hip. The locals understandably did not allow focused photography in the old city market area.
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All shots of the whale sharks were taken responsibly, i.e. snorkeling, without using flashes and with sufficient distance.
The animals were not fed and swam in plankton-rich waters in a natural seasonal migratory corridor for whale sharks. When they had had enough, they dived into the depths.
all shots from the "untamed rose" shoot are now up on my blog!
check it out: eyeslikefingers.blogspot.com/2011/08/untamed-rose.html