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I like to get shots of them in trees, since they are so often seen on the ground. I usually don't like black and white photos of nature, but I'm experimenting, and I preferred this over the color.
My first ever real calligraphy experiment. Kinda sucky towards the end btw.
Using The Decemberists' "The Engine Driver".
*sorry for the crappy photo
Made into tumblr for the past week. Thank you so much! Feel free to add me there.
Spent a day experimenting with light-painting with some friends on an acreage south of Calgary. That's the glow of the city lights in the distance.
Strobist Info:
30 second exposure at f/8
SB-800 with an SD-8A battery back fired multiple times (using the test button) from different heights and angles to light the tree and snow.
Shot with a Nikon 18-70 f/3.5-4.5 at 18mm on a D300.
56074 8007xx Doncaster_edited
The Class 56's were always associated with the Coal and Power Generation industry as that is what they were designed for.
One of the early alloactions to Knottingley was 56074 which, followed on from experiments held with 47's in the 70's with self unloading trains, had two 56's being fitted with self unloading equipment (56073 being the other one).
The idea was that staff could leave the train to unload automatically and have their breaks then take the train back to the colliery where the same will happen again during the loading process.
It was not carried forward.
56074 wheels an empty MGR train through Doncaster during the re-modelling period in July 1980 under the watchful gaze of the S&T staff.
I have been experimenting with processing after receiving some very useful tips from flickr.com/photos/jeremycowart/ . What is new here is that the sky has remarkably little noise. And yet it is extremely dark which normally would give excessive noise. The image was take during the flickr photo outing with with flickr.com/photos/hkvam and flickr.com/photos/arntr . The rock is called karl (a man).
35mm film shot in a Yashica Mat 124G camera.
The photo is not very artistic. But I was just trying to see what would happen. I got 11 24 x 60 shots on a 36 exposure roll. The camera had to be unloaded in a changing bag.
Ilford Delta 100 shot at ISO 50 and developed in Perceptol 1+3
Still Branch Reservoir near Molena, Georgia USA
My first attempt using my new WiFi SD card. Transferred from DSLR to iPad and edited in Google Snapseed. This is a plastic drinking cup with a prism design. Beyond the cup is a single 32 GB SD card.
I've been sitting day and night trying to figure some things out. did learn a bunch of stuff about coloring. did not learn a bunch of stuff about a whole other bunch of stuff. really satisfied with the toning tho even if its looks basic
So I got a couple new ND filters recently, a 6-stop and a 10-stop. I wanted to see how they would perform when stacked, and this is one of the results.
The good: the two filters together are really dark. This was a 25-second exposure at f/6.3 (ISO 400) taken under bright clouds.
The bad: the two filters together produced some funky and unexpected colors on the image, and worse, the colors were different in different parts of the image! So, frustrated with that, I cheated and made the whole image mono while processing.
But the filters did their job in turning the choppy waters of the lake almost glassy in the image. Some flow lines in the water are visible below the reflection of the bridge.
My takeaway: I don't need to stack the filters. The 10-stop ND should provide all the long-exposure opportunities I'll need.
Second experiment in my next post.
Experiment for Day 5 of Polaroid Week 2021 - took the shot, waited for it to develop, peeled it and, while still wet, placed it on the negative from another frame in a random position.
Rollei 6008i - Polaroid Magazin - expired FP-100c
Hi Girls! Lately I've really been into shorts with tights. I really find it very sexy. Very unusual for me to have such contrast with with white tights and black shorts! At first I thought it could be to out there, but now I'm thinking I really dig it!!! Your thoughts???❤️👠❤️👠
Shot with an unusual lens combination:
Mamiya-Sekor zoom 105-210 ULD
Vivitar MC 2x Tele converter & Nikon adapter.
Very difficult to focus but a nice bokeh.