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Kowa 66 Film Camera larger format 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 or 120 /220 film produces outstanding negative and a very heavy camera to hand hold, best with a tripod. No longer made I think but a real workhorse, shot in North Carolina.
Taken for Macro Mondays theme "Inside Electronics". Thanks for the visit, Happy Macro Monday! Inside a Danelectro French Toast guitar foot pedal
I don't know what happen to this...but I really like the inside of the lens!
Today I started to clean up my contact list,So I can keep up with the streams of people I know or like their photos! So you will probly see more comments and favs soon!
80/365. 21st March. Not so much old to me (I've only had him a couple years), but still old, I need to get out and take some good old fashioned film. Last time I used this camera though, the whole roll came back blank, which was a bit of a waste of money. At least you know where you are with digital. And the light meter doesn't work so it's a bit of a guessing game. But still, there's something about the old camera's that the new one's don't have isn't there? And I love that len's. Until recently, it was firmly attached to the E-PL3 via an adapter. It has gorgeous bokeh. But it was manual focus and now I have a dedicated lens and autofocus.
And aptly today is my dad's birthday, he was a keen and very good photographer, and would have been 70 today.
join me at shutter sisters today for some creative play.
shuttersisters.com/home/2011/5/3/creative-play.html
this was my first shot as i was adjusting my settings, and it's the one i like the most because this is my real face... when i forget to smile.
"why do you always look like that?" he'd ask me. "that's just how my face looks when i'm thinking."
The inside electronics of telephone equipment.
Photographed with a F100/2.8 Macro, with some strong colour contrast processing, hopefully not too strong! #Macro Mondays #Inside electronics
Explored 21 Sept, 2012. Best position 281
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I work pretty much with electronics, but for this MM theme i chosed something related with my photography. Nevertheless, you can see more of my DIY machines at my youtube channel.
I really like this guy´s work, specially what he does with Dragonframe.
Here is my version of a camera slider.
Macromondays theme:"Inside Electronics". As usual, SOOC.
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Noufii thnx for helping me choose el shot xD (F).
El idea was inspired by etoooo’s shot: www.flickr.com/photos/fa6iima/2931307232/
wish u best of luck (K)
and alsoo i wanna wish guciiaa <33
and '3azoool <33 wish u all the best fe ur studies (K)
“Respect cannot be learned, purchased or acquired - it can only be earned”.
Some people say that with fear comes respect but totally disagree with this saying “Nothing is more dreadful than respect based on fear.” Because Respect is value (appreciation) or a sense of the worth or excellence of a person. and i would like to call it an ability since people earn it. And it all starts with in the person him/her-self.
Another contender for yesterday's Macro Monday theme
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I really appreciate your comments and faves. I'm not a hoarder of contacts, but enjoy real-life, honest people. You are much more likely to get my comments and faves in return if you fit the latter description. Just sayin. :oD
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Photography, it's our voice...
I'm new to photography, and am not partial to any certain brand of camera....just happened to purchase this Nikon as my first one (I know there are lots of great ones out there). But, you know, it's not so much about which camera we use to express ourselves, but that we endeavor to do so. And, this is how I do. So, in a way, I think of this shot as a portrait of myself.
Stuff about the shot:
- I took it in a mirror, then flipped it so "Nikon" read correctly.
- The main area intended to be in focus was the word "Nikon", and then secondarily the text "D3300", with everything else being somewhat blurred out of focus. Honestly, it was a bit challenging to get both b/c of the circumstances of the shot and the fact that "D3300" was slightly farther away.
- I wanted a straight on shot, but in a straight on shot at the distance from the mirror I was restricted to, the lens covers a small portion of the "D" in "D3300", hence the shot is slightly angled so you can see the "D" as well. The necessary angle resulted in being able to see the reflection of a window behind me at the far left edge of the lens. This isn't a huge negative, but I would have liked to have achieved no such reflections in the lens.
- My blue shirt kept bunching up around my shoulder b/c of having to hold the camera and lean over a dresser to get close enough. I'd hoped to get it looking smoother but this was the best I could do given all the circumstances.
- I'm a little disappointed that although "Nikon" was pretty much perfectly in focus, if you look real close there's some ghosting of the letters both above and below the word. Must be from the mirror?
- Was trying to get my right index finger (snapping the shot) at roughly a right angle for decent alignment with the upper left corner of the photo.
- 100% natural lighting. Indoors, of course. No color enhancement or changes (some very slight HDR to help white letters pop a bit more).
- Final image is slightly cropped. Had a little more space than I wanted between my head and the edge of the photo area.
- Wanted my wedding ring in the shot...with a hint of my reflection in it.
- ALMOST got the rotation perfect. Would have liked to have rotated a degree or two clockwise (as you're looking at the photo) so that "Nikon" is totally level.
- Experimented with varying head angles. This one worked best with the thumb / nose differentiation being most easily distinguishable (more upright head angles made it difficult to differentiate what was nose and what was thumb at a glance). Also, I wanted the side of my face roughly parallel to the edge of the photo.
- In hindsight, I might have changed things up a bit and gotten the wording on the edge of the lens in focus, too. But, my main intent was to capture the make / model of my camera and secondarily to capture a somewhat out of focus self portrait....I wasn't worried about lens type :)
- Went color rather than B&W b/c I thought my shirt in color helped give the shot a bit of depth.
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