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Strobist info: SB-900 on Boom aimmed towards ceiling. SB-700 back left corner bounced off wall. Triggered by PW III
I've chucked boxes of these away. Dating way back to high school times. Who even uses tapes any more? I think I've got more music than in this box just on my phone.
Compact fluorescent bulb. Note discrete red, green, blue emission as opposed to a long fluorescent striplight (see next photo)
Why? I don't get it, why does one even need a trash compactor instead of just a nice sized trash bin? I guess I'm missing the point, but judging by the paw prints the raccons sure find it interesting.
Abstract digital rendering from original photograph of a collection of golden makeup compacts from various manufacturers and periods. I don't usually post-process images into digital art, but this one just tended to lend itself to the format quite well with exaggerated golden tones and glowing highlights.
The first three weeks of sporadic use of the premium compact Fujifilm X100VI. In the meantime, here are some photos of architecture (and cats). In the next few days, I'll also post a few portraits.
First impressions are very positive. The colors are excellent, as I expected, but above all, the experience, thanks to the rangefinder viewfinder, is reminiscent of using film cameras, offering a healthy 'detox' from mirrorless systems.
The first drawbacks? The menu is complicated, but I've always used Sony or Pentax, and the autofocus is somewhat inaccurate and hesitant. However, this is likely a user error on my part, as I’ve been happily using vintage manual focus lenses for years.
234/365, SOOC
My second dorm decoration (and no worries, I'll take a photo of the first, too...it's a bit of a joke between me and the roomie, but maybe worth sharing nonetheless)! I know I said that the green wall wouldn't be making any more appearances for a while, but I did get two rolls of film developed in California before school started...and decided to put this one up before anything else.
It's like having a nice little piece of home stuck on my wall (which is made up of a bulletin-esque material, so convenient!). I wake up and see it and have to smile :) I love that green color and I'm glad the verse can still watch over my bed from a couple hundred miles away.
Psst...all the photos in this upload batch of six are SOOC! I'm utterly in love with the natural light streaming into my room.