practicing

I got this camera in my early 20's. I loved this for many, many years. It was then replaced with a series of Fuji digital cameras and now a Nikon.

This camera + 3-lens kit will run you about $1350 in the used market right now and is what I recommend for most people who ask me these days:

-Olympus OM-D E-M5

-Panasonic 14mm f/2.5

-Olympus 25mm f/1.8

-Olympus 45mm f/1.8

Just the right combination of size, weight, and functionality.

editing photo

Isoly eye-level camera for 4X4cm exposures on 120 film single speed shutter with Meniscus lens, Made in Germany by Agfa 1961

Old elevator controls

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Starting a new, or restarting an old, chapter in my photography. Got myself a Nikon FE, dug out old Fuji color negative film that was still in the camera bag with the old point and shoot, and bought some Ilford black and white film. So much fun ahead!.

en las playas de agnes

Sometimes it seems like I'm too reliant on my computer or phone remembering everything for me...

A snapshot for my camera Pentax K-3 .

Emory Peak, the highest point in Big Bend National Park.

One of our restaurant customers gifted this camera to me a couple of years ago along with 3 good lenses and a small flash unit, hard cases included. Sometime I'll set it up for a beauty shoot. He purchased the whole kit new in SE Asia in about 1967.

Explored

This photo is created by taking 11 photos With the Sony A7rII (42 megapixel camera) then aligned in photoshop and then stacked and then cleaned up in Photoshop. Below is a definition stacking .

Focus stacking is a powerful technique for extending a photo's apparent depth of field. It's perhaps most useful in close-up and macro photography, since the camera lens's highest f-stop is often insufficient to render everything in focus. Here is a link on how to.

photographylife.com/how-to-focus-stack-images

I feel it like a hurricane

A photograph is all it takes

But I know I shouldn't let it

And the memory is rising fast

It's seeping in through every crack

Oh funny how it all comes back

When you're trying to forget it

Here comes the hurricane

This one will be fun.

Porcelain Rocket Mr Fusion V2 saddle bag in detail.

My Canon A-1, which i've been using quite a bit lately. Interesting, back in the days of using film all the time, you are more conservative with taking shots because you've only got 24 or 36 photos on the film. You take the shot, and don't see the results until a long time later when you process the film ... fast forward to now and everything is instant. You can fit a zillion shots on a memory card (well less in RAW like I do now), and you know how it looks instantly. Such a great way to learn.

So i'm finding that my film photography has improved heaps because of my digital photography. AND i'm loving film photography again - I find the images so wonderful - the limits of exposure are very different (I read somewhere that digital photography has a linear relationship with light, whereas our eyes and film don't respond in this way).

Anyway, i'm out taking lots of photos with film at the moment. I'll see what is worthy of uploading. Love this A-1 camera too - always did, but REALLY love it now.

Mon kit Fuji

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'Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.' ~ Steve Jobs

Finally! I can stop using my Vintage New Millenium gear and start using my new iPhone. I'm very happy about it!

Taken and processed with iPhone 4S. Apps used: FilmLab, PictureShow, TiltShiftGen

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今天帶她去了華山遛遛

謝謝親愛的你幫我看鏡頭幫我聯繫幫我一堆幫我搞到這棵蔡頭

雖然一開始是被24za給抓走的 哈哈哈

SONY RX100MII

台北 華山

The lens is radioactive because of coating with thorium!

Obligatory self-portrait with my new baby slid into a fire lens for sliders sunday <3

Have I mentioned I love the new camera?

:D HSS!!

Old school strip speedometer in my 1988 Crown Victoria.

New Challenge Ahead

Vintage Retro Bright Orange Dial Telephone Mid Century Modern

(Canon EOS 7D; 19.02.2011; 1/80 at f/1,8; ISO 6400; white balance: Auto; focal length: 50 mm)

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