*when reading the above title, it may be helpful to imagine Marlon Brando in A Streetcar Named Desire. A week with the Holga 60mm f/8 has been on my list for quite some time, and I finally did it. With some more time, I think this cheap hunk of plastic has some possibilities, but I think …
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7/52-17 Cats! (and not cats…)
AKA One of these is not like the other Another week of not-really-focusing-on-shooting, and with very, very good reason that I’ll share sooner or later. I did manage to break off an hour or so on Wednesday, and another 15 minutes yesterday in order to make some pictures, and I’m thankful I got 7 that …
365.252 something of interest…
So I played around with the zoomy-flashy thing again today. It was in large part an exercise in meh, but there remains something of interest about it. In this example, we have Ivan, who is likely looking at his sister or his food or, perhaps, a bug. But if you look very closely, there are …
365.244 what the!?!
Another day, another attempt at capturing the cats at play, another day they refuse to cooperate. Jerks. So I took the camera to them. Ivan is not perfectly in focus here. I have great difficulty estimating distances, and would normally have just used f/8 or f/16 and not bothered, but I wanted to blur the …
365.237 closing time
I might be sortof on to something here… I was trying (unsuccessfully) to do a bit of light painting with the Zomb-E Series and some small LED lights and the laser pointer I used often in Grad school, but now serves as the world’s most adored (or hated, depending on who you ask) cat toy… …
365.192 We can’t go on togethuh, with Suspicious Minds
(Suspicious Minds) And just so’s I don’t double post… This must be my entry for Levi Moore’s SLIproject . Not that it’s a brilliant photo or anything, but just because of the look of sheer contempt I captured on Ivan’s fluffy little face, and because of the rather nice b/w-conversion that brought out the thoughts of murder flowing …
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