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Hello everyone!
This is from my Summer 2015 Archives, an image of a canola field on a hot summer day. I was experimenting with DoF. This is my contribution to Wannabe Warmer Wednesday!
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The dew was still heavy on the ground when I went out today and this allowed me to capture this moss. All decorated with baubles!
Robin is decidedly unimpressed by our most recent snowfall. Hopefully it's the last!
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. Any comments or Faves are very much appreciated.
the alien army of soldier crabs emerging from the silver swamp
adapted 16mm film Kodak Cine Anastigmat 63mm f2.7
Fountains at the Chicago Botanic Garden, captured with a Soligor 135mm f/2.8 T-mount lens mounted on a Sony A7R II with our T-mount to EOS Adapter double stacked on our EOS to Sony E-mount ND Throttle adapter. The ND Throttle has a built-in variable ND filter that allows you to shoot wide open even in bright sunlight.
Click here to a short film shot with this lens setup: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxGB3Nw3GCM
I had a long chat about the seasons with my coworker today. No matter how bad it gets, cold, wind, etc, I love me some winter. I am excited it's here. And I will be just as excited when it's all over and spring is here, too.
One of the many boardwalks over the sand dune conservation area at Carabassi beach. The Zuiko 45 is cool at this type of image.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Processed with Snapseed.
The owner was actually taking his ten fluffy cats for a walk in a baby's stroller. It was equally strange and wonderful! And, interestingly, all ten cats were so calm and well-behaved! Found an photographed while exploring with Kiyoshi-san and Sun. Omotesando, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. November 12, 2016.
Abstract shot of raindrops on a window - created using the way blur and bokeh works in the Lens Baby Sweet 50 lens and tilt shift composer. By shooting the raindrops slightly out of focus at f2.5, with the point of focus off centre and in one corner, I was able to create an image that had circular blur just off from this point and then radial blur towards the edges. That shot was then duplicated, reflected and rotated in Photoshop to create this kaleidoscopic image. The original lens baby shot is, effectively, each quarter of the image.
The weather was actually quite nice today for a change, so I was able to go out and take some photos! But it started raining again five minutes after I got home. Go figure. =P
Enough of statistics, on with pictures. Here is another one of my soulmate.
Sony A7
Walimex Pro 135/2