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also, 85mm is an interesting choice for a museum. i like it. (my inclination would have been wider.)
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also, 85mm is an interesting choice for a museum. i like it. (my inclination would have been wider.)
Zandvoort - Nederland! Sony Ericsson k770i took this 14 years ago
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A version of the Ice Falls from 2006.
My first digital camera the Olympus Stylus 3.2MP, P&S
My first digital camera the Olympus Stylus 3.2MP, P&S
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Victoria Terminus, Mumbai, 2001. Taken with a One Megapixel Canon Digital Ixus. Bad photo? Yep. Back then photography was just pointing at things at random and I had little idea of things like composition. At least I caught a taxi in the image. I had one hour (each direction) roller coaster taxi ride from my hotel to the office every day. If I was lucky, the taxi would be an air conditioned "Cool Cab".
Third Mumbai Visit 008 by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
Third Mumbai Visit 008 by Jason Hindle, on FlickrWhat a treasure to have this picture from a One MP cameraVictoria Terminus, Mumbai, 2001. Taken with a One Megapixel Canon Digital Ixus. Bad photo? Yep. Back then photography was just pointing at things at random and I had little idea of things like composition. At least I caught a taxi in the image. I had one hour (each direction) roller coaster taxi ride from my hotel to the office every day. If I was lucky, the taxi would be an air conditioned "Cool Cab".
Walking trail view, caught during a recent early-morning walk though a local, neighbourhood Park (Burnaby, BC).
Interesting - Is that person jumping onto sand?
Yes. strange what boys get up to, about a one foot drop from the walkway to the sand. !!!
The FF camera and 85mm lens worked well this time (no significant image distortion of the subject's face).
well right, 85 is ideal for a portrait. ? i just meant if i’d packed my camera to go to a museum i’d take something like a 35 so i could photograph the inside of the building. it wouldn’t occur to me to take portraits inside.
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sometimes it's okay if the only thing you did today was breathe // unknown
nikon z6ii + lensbaby velvet 85 | iso 8000 | f/4 | 1/80
dp2 Quattro
F/3.5 30.0mm 1/200s ISO-100
F/3.5 30.0mm 1/200s ISO-100
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