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very mixed bag of weather today one minute warm sunshine next downfalls of rain
all i did to this was convert to jpeg from raw and slight crop , manual focus
Series of apertures for testing the old manual focus Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens mounted on a Sony a5000 lens. Starting at 2.8 and ending at 22. I would have labelled but evidently took multiple at some apertures.
Railroad tracks in downtown Birmingham, Alabama from 22n Ave bridge over the tracks
…only possible for some scenes; I'll never be able to manually track a player at full speed…
Nikon D3s at ISO12.800, Nikkor-Q 135/2.8 at f/4
A very precious event, the most curious, sweetest little things came up because they were curious. Mommy and daddy were not too impressed, although.
Getting more bold with the manual focus on my Canon EOS camera, in situations where auto focus just isn't cutting it.
Photo of a "Helleborus Orientalis" with some absolutely bonkers bokeh
Time: 14.09
Location: Back garden at home in Almere-Hout
Cropped: No
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Color: "Ektachrome P" picture control from Nikonpc.com
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Lens: TTArtisan 75mm f/1.5 (Swirley Bokeh)
The boys practicing, super long exposure, super dark conditions. I was prepared to give up on the zenit but these shots turned out to be more interesting than I had anticipated. The rewind arm is missing from the camera so I had to pull the film out in my daylight bag, which resulted in some scratches on the negatives.
Matt and Isaac from Odawas stopped by today for some fritters and french fries. The rosemary-garlic fries turned out pretty well - although I'm always thinking of ways to improve my cooking. I flavored the oil with a few cloves and some rosemary but think it might be better to do the initial fry, use a ground garlic salt rosemary seasoning mix, and then do the final flash fry. Or perhaps a rosemary butter garlic dipping sauce? But that would border on unhealthy.
Isaac, a fellow and current Hoosier, agreed that I've got some work to do on my fritter batter. I'm thinking the recipe I have has WAY too much baking powder in it, and that the oil just isn't getting hot enough. Matt, a native Chicagoan, doesn't know the difference. It's sad really.
Getting more bold with the manual focus on my Canon EOS camera, in situations where auto focus just isn't cutting it.