Posts for: Streets
Nov 5, 2017 11:43:53 #
This photo was taken in 1964 with an Alpa 6b with f1.8 50mm Switar lens. Film was Kodachrome II. Slide was copied with my sony A57 & Minolta 50mm macro.
Oct 27, 2017 09:45:05 #
Here's an idea for a homemade pouch that will keep you from losing that pesky lens cap.
Oct 26, 2017 21:46:16 #
When not in use, I keep my lens cap in a small steel safe with wheels which, in turn, is tethered to my camera bag. This is my second identical set up. the first went down when the canoe capsized.
Oct 26, 2017 10:52:01 #
Chris T wrote:
If so, do you use the kind that goes around the lens, or the kind that's attached to a strap lug on your body? ...
If you don't use either kind ... what do you DO with your cap, when you're shooting?
If you don't use either kind ... what do you DO with your cap, when you're shooting?
Trolling are we? If so it's working. I do know where I would like to shove your lens cap.
Oct 24, 2017 10:46:17 #
dborengasser wrote:
What is a good way to learn to fully use all the f... (show quote)
He asks a question and then says "I'm not good at learning"??? Why would anyone offer this guy any advice?
Oct 22, 2017 14:58:34 #
Excellent! wonderful composition. When I photograph moving water, I try to not overdo the silky nature and portray, more closely, what the human eye perceives. Just sayin.
Oct 22, 2017 14:44:03 #
Thes 9.5x7.25 inch inlays were probably made from wood veneers that came from destroyed furniture. They were made with hand saws by a gifted workman. They were probably sold to U.S. military members to allow the artist to buy subsistence items for his family. How many hours would each one have taken to create?
Oct 21, 2017 07:39:15 #
We actually get too many days like this. We are always short of rain and we welcome the occasional cloudy day. Great for photography though!
Oct 19, 2017 22:09:52 #
A lone Bluebird on the apex of a tree catching the first rays of the rising Sun.
Oct 19, 2017 16:59:53 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Clutter? That looks neat compared to what I'd call clutter.
Dang, I must be more of a perfectionist than I realized. Being an aeronautical engineer who specialized in aircraft and spacecraft simulation for Link, NASA, and American Airlines hasn't really brought out much tolerance for disorder, has it. Now I understand my wife a bit better.
Oct 18, 2017 19:57:52 #
BHC wrote:
She did say "culturally interesting" and did not say "comedic" or "gross"!
Hell, there are more photo ops at Wal-Mart than in the Canyon Lands of Utah.
Oct 18, 2017 11:09:05 #
My wife's "clip out" recipe filing system. She is able to find one that she is is looking for in 30 seconds or less. Amazing! Have any clutter at your home? This shot taken with old Japanese glass(50mm Takumar SMC) and Sony A57 body.
Oct 18, 2017 10:55:50 #
Ellen101 wrote:
Plain and simple photography is turning out to be a very expensive interest.
When I do not have my camera with me I feel lost. I need to keep shooting away.
I shoot close ups of people but I have found that most people in Florid do not have
culturally interesting faces of different ethnicity.
I am trying to emulate National Geographic photography without having to travel far.
Any suggestions for person on a fixed income living in Tampa Bay, Florida?
When I do not have my camera with me I feel lost. I need to keep shooting away.
I shoot close ups of people but I have found that most people in Florid do not have
culturally interesting faces of different ethnicity.
I am trying to emulate National Geographic photography without having to travel far.
Any suggestions for person on a fixed income living in Tampa Bay, Florida?
Have you ever given thought about being a greeter at Wal-Mart?
Oct 17, 2017 09:59:21 #
She should approach any stranger bearing a DSLR and ask that question. She will receive an answer accompanied with a hearty guffaw.
Oct 17, 2017 09:58:13 #
She should approach any stranger bearing an DSLR and ask that question. She will receive an answer accompanied with a hearty guffaw.