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Mark Smith M.S. Geoscientist
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Annette Evans Ph.D. Student at the University of Connecticut
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I'm slowly getting back to doing things outside of the house. Today I rode the subway (C Train) into Manhattan from Brooklyn and I tested out a new camera: The "Camp Snap" digital camera. It is just 8MP and has no screen, but it is cheap. With no moving parts, it is pretty durable and pocket-sized, too. I wanted to test it out for "Street Photography" since it is small and discrete. In this use case, I like it.
It is a true point-and-shoot camera with a viewfinder. While it isn't good for weddings or portraits, it is a lot of fun, very compact, and I think quite usable for candid street photography.
As a toy camera, it does not do well in low-light situations and the integrated "flash" is not great (it is just an LED light, like a flashlight that comes on until the image is captured). The camera also had a hard time with things in motion. Be it a passing train at high speed or a pan shot of someone running. The images come out with a vague diagonal feel as you can see the sensor capturing data row-by-row in a split second.
My wife's face is reflected in the panel next to this subway passenger.
Rayograph style cyanotype inverted. White paper becomes deep black.
The little UV flashlight I've been using for the rayographs.
M3 flashlight. It's built more for handguns, but there's nothing wrong with putting it on a rifle.
Import code: pastie.org/906316
I went camping in Stillwater Oklahoma a few days ago, and I FINALLY got to use my hammock that was purchased in the summer.
Nikon D700
Sigma 10-20mm
December days are short in my location, and flashlight often is required even by outdoor photography in the middle of the day...
This red eyed little fellow is enjoying a hazelnut in the snow!
For Hadley to take a walk. Me, not so much. The flashlight under his chin made me laugh.
ODC: A Night Under the Stars
Je vis au Québec, en chaudière-appalaches près de la frontière du maine(usa) et cette plante est partout aha.
I live in Québec near the maine border(usa) and this plant is everywhere aha.