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I was given some light sensitive printing paper and so I did these designs with the things I found on the beach whilst beach combing so rewarding seeing the end results
10/15 #15 Sensitive
8 generation Charleston S C giving a horse and buggy tour of downtown. Very passionate about his roots.
these were the sequel of
the tenth time checking shots ( the third time checking shots of Yokohama China Town ) of my LX1
these were taken by my W5 with ISO 400 ( first time )
that day was a normal end of Friday Summer Yokohama night
SONY Cyber-shot DSC-W5
lens : 38-114 mm ( 3:4 ) : 38 mm, 114 mm
program auto exposure : - 1.33 EV
manual focussing : 1 meter setting
auto focussing : 25 or 45 ( ? ) shots for the night sky
ISO : 400
date : Sun. 20 Aug. 2006
place : Kan-nai town, Sakula-gi-chou town, JR Sakula-gi-chou station, from JR Kei-hin Tou-hoku sen ( line ), JR Higashi-Kanagawa station, from JR Yokohama sen ( line ), the upper deck of my junction station
JR --- Japan Railroad or something
sakula --- cherry
gi ( ki ) --- tree
chou ( machi ) town
note :
this was the first using of my W5 with ISO 400.
most of all jpgs were taken by 38 mm with 1 meter setting.
25 or 45 ( ? ) of the night sky shots at Sakula-gi-chou town were taken by 38 mm, 114 mm with auto focussing.
and manual focussing with infinity were used for the night sky of Kan-nai town and Sakula-gi-chou town.
3 ( ? ) shots for the woman at Sakula-gi-chou station were also taken by 112 mm with auto focussing.
5 or 7 shots to the person which were taken after the night sky shots by auto focussing were also taken by the auto focussing.
Those were happen at Sakula-gi-chou town and at my junction station.
and,
my W5 has f 2.8 and f 5.6.
and my W5 made stains on f 5.6.
but in the night, it is very hard to get f 5.6 naturally.
so I could use my W5 by program auto exposure.
........
5 or 7 titles
I had made 5 or 7 titles already in the last Summer of 2006.
those around 7,000 jpgs were not uploaded to flickr yet.
and of course,
I had sent my W5 to SONY last September of 2006.
the reasons were not listed.
and my W5 had been entirely changed to the new parts ( feature and inside ) with no cost.
my W5 had gotten a power of meter setting with program auto exposure again.
I love W5's economy format ( 3:4 ).
W5 gives me a nice color of red and blue.
I love W5 naturally.
........
LX2
and the day before yesterday,
I went to my hospital naturally again.
and I took about 700 jpgs with around 50 mm in my Shin-Yokohama north area.
I checked them out on my pii cii in that night.
Those were 44 mm, 48 mm, 51 mm, 55 mm.
It is very difficult to set the lens range fundamentally.
and its zooming lever has a very sensitive touchy response.
and last evening yesterday,
I went to shoot my LX1 with ISO 400 in my Yokohama station west area again.
I don't know the reason why the noises came again strongly upon my jpgs.
I set the noise reduction strong.
and,
even under the full daylight the strong noises come suddenly upon my jpgs.
I had been forced to select the ISO 80 low noise shots or the strong noise ISO 400 shots.
The low noise blur shots with low speed shutter or the strong noise shots with high speed shutter.
so,
I have to use my W5 in the evening and night.
It could make slight noises even under the ISO 400 locations.
but my W5 has 0.5m, 1m, 3m, 7m setting.
I wanna use it with 1.5m setting under the f 2.8 location.
3m is too far for me.
I love to aim the target in 1.5m.
so, I use my W5 with 1m setting.
and I had heard the improvement in Panasonic DMC-LX2.
It is said that LX2 makes only low noise even under the ISO 400 locations.
If it is true it might be fun to the LX2 owner probably.
LX1 has 1.5, 3, 6, 15 feet setting.
but I am always forced to select it by irritating tiny little stick type lever.
but LX1is not a Leica,
Leica set costs over 500,000 yen.
LX1 is around the 50,000 yen price simply.
50,000 yen is not the 500,000 yen naturally.
All the things have some prices.
The price has a reason naturally.
too much more more saying upon LX1 is greedy plainly.
aibii_blue
Fri. 20 Oct. 06:24 AM 2006
Onoclea sensibilis, commonly called sensitive fern, is a large, somewhat coarse, native deciduous fern which occurs in wet woods and thickets and in moist soils along streams and springs. The sterile fronds grow up to 4 ft (1.2 m) tall, with the fertile bead-covered fronds growing to 12 to 18 in. (30-45 cm)
Commonly called sensitive fern because the green vegetative fronds are very sensitive cold and suffer almost immediate damage from the first fall frost.
Closing workshop of the Project “Sustainable Soil Management for Nutrition-sensitive Agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia” held in Dhaka, Bangladesh in August 2022. ©FAO Bangladesh
Toyota Sensitive Sphere for Torino Fringe Jazz Festival 2015
Music for voiceless.
NoideaLab&Studio Nebula project.
Work commissioned by Supergg Rome.
Toyota Sensitive Sphere for Torino Fringe Jazz Festival 2015
Music for voiceless.
NoideaLab&Studio Nebula project.
Work commissioned by Supergg Rome.
Closing workshop of the Project “Sustainable Soil Management for Nutrition-sensitive Agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia” held in Dhaka, Bangladesh in August 2022. ©FAO Bangladesh
Spillway Nature Trail 7-16-13
This plant has a long, thorny vine that did a number on my ankle! I read that the "Sensitive Briar" name comes not only from the stickers on the stems, but from the fact that the pinnate leaves "close" when touched,
Cresteds are sensitive little beings and Zoe is no exception. Except maybe that she is hypersensitive! But we love her that way.
what you think it is? It is.
Personally i think it looks like the bird 's head , the nose , the figure , the roof and everything .
Topic : Hide myself