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My friend was setting up a video installation shoot... I was helping out with technical stuff...
We had six cameras on tripods, two actors and a studio light in a 3x3 meter room...
(The dummies needs to rest... it's been a long day)
the crescent moon as it completely vanishes into the horizon, the irregular shapes are due to atmospheric turbulence
AE-lock
Friday 25 August 2006
I was walking to my Dai-koku Pier in the cloudy Summer evening again.
I usually love to use program auto exposure with - 1.33 EV setting.
but I didn't know its 0 EV setting in that day.
from the first shots
my LX1 wanted to make more slower shutter speed jpgs that I had been feeling from my Nama-mugi flat gray sky,
so,
I frequently used the AE-lock by the half click of my LX1's shutter release button.
I had to pick up the EV from the part of my Nama-mugi sky to control the balance of my jpgs.
The blighter jpgs and normal jpgs were taken by the program auto exposure with 0 EV setting.
at the time of the dusk
I used the manual exposure 1/6, 1/4 with f.2.8 actively.
That was the quickest way to shoot in that dusk.
but under the daylight
I shoot freely in all directions normally.
I couldn't know the each of all its EV plainly.
so, that's simply why
I always depend upon the program auto exposure naturally.
...
a sloping rain
This series was started from Yokohama City bus station, Tou-fuku-ji ma-e.
and I was walking across the overpass of Kei-hin Kyuu-kou Ka-getsu-en station.
and I was walking through the Nama-mugi town to the Nama-mugi Junction and to my Dai-koku Pier.
When I got to my Dai-koku Oo-hashi I found three anglers upon my Dai-koku Oo-hashi ( big bridge ).
at first
I talked a little while to an old angler who came here by his bicycle.
after I took my jpgs I talked to the young two anglers who came here by his car.
15 or 20 minutes later they finished fishing and went to somewhere.
When I was talking with an old angler again on my Dai-koku Oo-hashi ( big bridge ) it began to rain.
I said good bye to him and he quit his fishing.
I left him on my Dai-koku Oo-hashi.
and I ran to the foot of K1 Nama-mugi Highway.
He was soon running through my left side with his bicycle in the rain.
It was a sloping rain from my right side, north-east.
I didn't have my umbrella.
but I didn't care about it.
because,
I could be walking in the center zone of the road under the K1 Highway to my Nama-mugi Junction.
K1 Nama-mugi Highway was just the umbrella for me.
of course,
walking on the center line of the road was naturally prohibited.
but I didn't care about it.
I got wet slightly from Nama-mugi Junction to Ka-getsu-en station.
When I got to the platform of Ka-getsu-en station it had stopped raining entirely.
I simply took the Kei-hin Kyuu-kou line to the next station, Tsulumi.
It cost 130 yen.
and I got my Yokohama City bus there.
It cost 210 yen.
when I got some other Flickr free accounts
those jpgs could be shown to you someday.
...
" Zone Setting "
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shooting data :
Panasonic DMC-LX1
lens : 28-112 mm ( 16:9 )
: 28 mm ( to my Dai-koku Oo-hashi )
: 28, 50, 75, 85, 112 mm ( on my Dai-koku Oo-hashi )
: 28 mm ( back to the Ka-grtsu-en station )
program auto exposure : 0 EV with AE-lock
manual exposure : 1/6, 1/4 ( at the time of the dusk )
manual focussing :
: 3-6, 6-15 feet zone setting
: 3-6, 6-15 feet, infinity ( on my Dai-koku Oo-hashi )
: 6-15 feet ( back to the Ka-grtsu-en station )
shooting mode : continuous
ISO : 80
date : Fri. 25 Aug. 2006
place : around Ka-getsu-en station, through the Nama-mugi town, on my Dai-koku Oo-hashi ( big bridge ), back to the Dai-koku Junction
note :
I found 0 EV in my pii cii plainly.
and its file number were continuing from Wednesday 23 August 2006.
aibii_blue
Sat. 18 Nov. 09:11 PM 2006
edited
aibii_blue
Sun. 19 Nov. 02:24 PM 2006
Yokohama today was cold rain Winter day.
Reiko Tosa and Naoko Takahashi were running through the Tokyo marathon now.
I was watching it at my mother's house TV monitor.
shooting data edited
aibii_blue
Sun. 19 Nov. 03:55 PM 2006
edited a sloping rain
aibii_blue
Sun. 19 Nov. 09:11 PM 2006
edited
aibii_blue
Mon. 20 Nov. 03:55 PM 2006
edited
slow shutter --- slower
aibii_blue
Mon. 20 Nov. 11:47 PM 2006
The sun was setting on a recovering overcast day (seriously, horrendously gloom as if the sun hasn't been seen for years overcast, only 2 hours after glorious blue skies and very warming sunshine!) and the colours were glorious (blue skies and orange clouds). I was intrigued as to how this would turn out in monochrome. I've done clouds before, but it really was the colour which drew my attention. So I went for some trees to act as a silhouette for contrast and decided to colourise the monochrome to try and match the cloud colour. Its close, but still doesn't have the same impact I feel. Still, a good lesson of what makes a picture.
Images captured in and around Sanchon Temple Cooking vegetarian restaurant while we had our lunch in Insadong, Seoul, Korea.
An exhibition featuring ceramic artists, furniture makers, and still life painters. Main Street Arts invited pairs of ceramic artists and furniture makers to create collaborative works. The result is a carefully curated exhibition of ceramics and furniture with still life paintings, all by local artists and makers.
Ceramic and Furniture Pairs:
Richard Aerni and Chara Dow
Kelly B. Justice and Jason Fierst
Colleen McCall and Mahlon Huston
Peter Pincus and Patrick Kana
Kate Symonds and Adrian VandenBout
Still Life Painters:
Amy Colburn, Cherry Rahn, Gary Trento, Patricia Tribastone and Sean Witucki
Exhibition Dates: October 15–November 25, 2016
we sat out on a pier one night waiting for the sun to set.. while we waited, we watched these 3 guys surfing
An exhibition featuring ceramic artists, furniture makers, and still life painters. Main Street Arts invited pairs of ceramic artists and furniture makers to create collaborative works. The result is a carefully curated exhibition of ceramics and furniture with still life paintings, all by local artists and makers.
Ceramic and Furniture Pairs:
Richard Aerni and Chara Dow
Kelly B. Justice and Jason Fierst
Colleen McCall and Mahlon Huston
Peter Pincus and Patrick Kana
Kate Symonds and Adrian VandenBout
Still Life Painters:
Amy Colburn, Cherry Rahn, Gary Trento, Patricia Tribastone and Sean Witucki
Exhibition Dates: October 15–November 25, 2016
Back Shot from March 2017
I have been away for a while so will catch up when I can.. thank you very much for your comments and favs xxx
On a walk around the city while my car is getting a serviced and WOF. Christchurch March 3, 2017, South Island, New Zealand.
This photo I took a tweak with the settings on my crappy camera. Totally un-Photoshopped. YAY!
I really like this one - and the fly screen makes it look like a cross stitch piece. The blinds make the study seem like a jail with me on the inside looking out. *shakes fist at the thought of exams*
An exhibition featuring ceramic artists, furniture makers, and still life painters. Main Street Arts invited pairs of ceramic artists and furniture makers to create collaborative works. The result is a carefully curated exhibition of ceramics and furniture with still life paintings, all by local artists and makers.
Ceramic and Furniture Pairs:
Richard Aerni and Chara Dow
Kelly B. Justice and Jason Fierst
Colleen McCall and Mahlon Huston
Peter Pincus and Patrick Kana
Kate Symonds and Adrian VandenBout
Still Life Painters:
Amy Colburn, Cherry Rahn, Gary Trento, Patricia Tribastone and Sean Witucki
Exhibition Dates: October 15–November 25, 2016