Wed 11.02.22 – One of today’s task was to start going through boxes of slides with a lightbox and loupe to determine what was going to the museum, what to family, and what to… This is the second daily post for #NaBloPoMo 2022.
Tag: photography
More Macro Photo Experiments
Sun. 05.26.19 – Today I went out and about with my cheap Amazon $12 extension tubes for Macro photography. I went out and explored yesterday to see if there are any flowers in Hyde Park that would work to take macro photos of. The…
Monday Tidbits to Start Your Week Off
Here is a hodge podge of reading links I have been saving in my tidbits folder for you: Astronomers strike gold – and platinum – as they watch two neutron stars collide Kodak’s First Digital Moment In Amish Country, the Future Is Calling “Lizzie…
Ocotillo and Jet Contrail : Film and Mobile
Fri. 11.04.16 – In 2015, I ventured into the One Camera : One Lens photo project with my Nikon FM3a film camera and a Nikon AIS 50mm f/1.8 manual lens. I tried to use a new film every month, alternating black & white film…
Just When One Makes a Big Pronouncement On the Camera Phone Front…
Just when one goes and makes a big pronouncement on the camera phone front, ASUS goes and makes a January 2016 release that makes the camera phone space interesting again. Hello, ASUS Zenfone Zoom, you may be the size of a wheelbarrow, but that…
From One Not-So-Great Photo, Three Good Photos – or How Astrophotography pushes me to up my Lightroom Skills
Sun 11.01.15 – Those of you who have read this blog and/or have spoken to me in person about photography know that I get my joy from the taking of the photos and the moment thereof, not in the post-processing activities that are such…
Dog Years: Scruffy at nearly 5 months and at nearly 12 years
Tues 10.20.15 – Photographer Amanda Jones has a project called Dog Years, wherein she takes photos of dogs when they are young and then again of the same dog when they are old. It is a lovely and moving set of photos. While not…
OC : OL : MF 2015 – Ms. Jen’s Photography Project for the Year
At the urging on TOP’s Mike Johnston last November, I decided to take on the One Camera, One Lens, One Year challenge to help me stretch my photography practice for the whole of 2015. Last year in 2014, I quietly made the commitment to…