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The evolution of my gear. I started to seriously explore my interest in photography with the AE-1, to the left. Almost fully manual, it did have a shutter priority Auto mode. I learned exposure and composition the hard way, the lens being a prime and used on manual aperture. The lens shown with it here is the 50 mm prime f/1.8 kit lens. Later I moved on to the T70, center. Fully automatic and with more advanced metering, it was still a film camera but without the manual film advance, which I kind of liked. Shown here with a Vivitar 28-85 mm f/2.8 zoom lens.
Now, I've taken another step, the Digital Rebel XTi/400D. I think by now everyone knows about this camera, so no need to state the obvious. If you really want to know, the camera finder feature here on Flickr has lots of info on this camera.
Yes, they're all Canons. No, I will not get into the brand debate. I believe in customer/brand loyalty, and Canon has never failed me. I have used Nikons before with great results and with great pleasure, but when shelling out the bucks, I will always lean towards Canon. Until they disappoint me, which I don't see happening given their track record.
Taken with my now-retired, semi-defunct, all-around-crappy Sony Cybershot DSC-P41. I apologize for the crappy backdrop; I was not about to set up stands and muslin (or studio lighting) just for this, though given the amount of respect and love I have for this gear, I think in retrospect that I should have taken the time.
Este aqui todo mundo já conhece, mas gosto muito... é um verde intenso e duradouro, com uma textura diferente, que me encanta.
Passei duas camadinhas e durou 8 dias intacto!!!
Bjus
The news is... I am also in "the evolution of get lucky" on youtube (1930-1940 style) Have a look : www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4z66VzcvO0
Putting this in due to my love of double-exposure images and wanting to try my hand at one of them again. Also I felt like this project needed another pretty/ not quite so heavily conceptual image, although there is meaning behind this one.
For me, I kind of feel like this is a representation of what college is supposed to do to you...you're supposed to expand your mind/ grow as a human being/ broaden your horizons or whatever. Sometimes I feel like all I've grown up there are weeds, but like, pretty weeds, you know? The kind with flowers that look really nice but are completely useless/ invasive/ not what you really intended to grow but there they are so might as well let them stay.
Cactuses were not the way they were. This is a short tale about evolution.
Under the glaring sun, mr cactus bears the intensity of a large matter known as sun. His fierce determination to survive compelled him to think fervently how to preserve his own water content despite sweating. He puts on his thinking cap.
"where do i start sweating?"
He glances across his home, the desert horizons. Then he saw a mirage. He thought he was near the brink of death. He rubbed his eyes, but his suspicions were proved wrong. There was indeed a small body of water shimmering under the relentless sun. Out of nowhere, there were two sticks that formed two pathways for the water to flow.
One stick had a large hole and practically hollow, the other had a hole so small just enough for a teeny weeny needle to pass through.The water touched both sticks, immediately, it flowed into two sections, carving 2 separate pathways through the stick holes. In the end, water was waiting for its remaining "soul" to return from the stick with a smaller hole.
Mr Cactus was stuck with an idea. Immediately, he knew that the stomata on big broad leaves was the factor which was sapping all his water off.
He concentrated with all his might. "Push, smaller, tinier, focus."
Tada, his leaves became spines, this way he transpired slower. He did it with a little help of nature. :)
The monkeys walk forward to become human but encounter machine man walking the other way. Thats the way i see evolution.
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Built: 1970, rebuild 2005
Dimensions: 192 feet length/ 29 feet beam/ 10.5 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Motor Vessel/ cruise
Capacity: 32 passengers
Crew: 18 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
Accommodation: 16 cabins with private bathroom, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: lounge with a bar and facilities for lectures, slide shows and films, library with a wide range of books, movies and games, Inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with rattan furniture, small hot tub on bow with sun chairs and ample outside deck space
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides
Safety and navigation: Complete navigation and safety equipment
Specific feature: Small hot tub with lounge chairs, extensive outside areas, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits, kids club
It's been awhile since I've posted a compiled update but lots has been happening, will probably miss some stuff! New manilla rope donated by Terry (one of our student parents), two ~10lb medicine balls made (fun!), first run of test shirts in (what do you think?), sandbags!, improved balance beam a ......http://blog.parkourvisions.org/compiled-new-changes-to-the-gym-1 Posted via web from Parkour Visions miniBlog