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Photo Of The Day - December 2020
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Archive: Lake Balaton in October 2020, shot on iPhone 6s
A sunset from around this time last year.
I’ve since moved away from the beaches so I’ll have to find another spot for sunset photos 😎
I’ve since moved away from the beaches so I’ll have to find another spot for sunset photos 😎
Different lighting approach on the crystal centerpiece my mom made.
A short break in the interminable clouds and rain let me capture a glimpse of M45, the Pleiades cluster. Pretty pathetic effort but a first for me. Around 20-minutes exposure time to get the nebulosity. Not the best focus either.
M45 Pleiades by another scotsman, on Flickr
M45 Pleiades by another scotsman, on Flickr
Archive: Indian Beach at Ecola State Park, OR (circa Sept. 10th, 2018). The weather wasn't perfect, but unfortunately you cannot pick the weather on your vacations:
Shot on an original iPhone SE.
Shot on an original iPhone SE.
A little bit of Lensbaby tilt, from about 2 years ago...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
This looks like an Edge? The 80?A little bit of Lensbaby tilt, from about 2 years ago...
Cheers
Hugh
Part of our team just before going in to the "newly minted" temporary COVID19 unit at the hospital (we're up in a mountain south of Mexico city). Taken on an SE 2020 (no edition, straight from the camera)
A lot older than that - its a 1970s Nikkor-H Auto (50mm f/2), mounted on a Lensbaby Tilt Transformer adapted to MFT
Cheers
Hugh
Ohh!! So not really a Lensbaby at all 😂 I like the effect 🙂A lot older than that - its a 1970s Nikkor-H Auto (50mm f/2), mounted on a Lensbaby Tilt Transformer adapted to MFT
Cheers
Hugh
Sort of a variation, then, on one of the Nikon Perspective Control (PC) Tilt-and-Shift lenses? Interesting idea!A lot older than that - its a 1970s Nikkor-H Auto (50mm f/2), mounted on a Lensbaby Tilt Transformer adapted to MFT
Cheers
Hugh