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Photo Of The Day - January 2022
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Bit of a remainder that surfaced as I was culling throughlast years photos.
Fuji XP90 camera.
Fuji XP90 camera.
A broken window can yield many reflections.
F/3.5 30.0mm 1/100s ISO-100 - dp2 Quattro
F/3.5 30.0mm 1/100s ISO-100 - dp2 Quattro
Inside where it is warm...
Shot on an iPhone SE (2020). Exported in Photos.
Shot on an iPhone SE (2020). Exported in Photos.
Shimokitazawa, Tokyo
Christmas Day
Contax T2
Christmas Day
Contax T2
Thanks so much for recognizing ! It really brought a smile to my face. That is true. Really busy with life and I still am. So I am not visiting macrumors very often anymore. I still love photography. Here is another one.
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
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San Francisco, worked there and photographed there, love that City.
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Another one from Brighton the other day. Happy New Year to you all!
First new year hike & sunshine, while the city is still covered in fog. Shot with iPhone 11 Pro (wide-lens).
Looking at the small thumbnail had this looking like a drama squirrel, striking a pose. I don't know what caused that image to pop into my head, but I laughed out loud. I guess I needed a laugh this morning...
Decided to revisit yesterday's post. I prefer the B&W treatment, and that wonky horizon line just had to go. Who knows this might be just enough to let this image survive the great cull.
A quiet moment by himself on the calm lake:
Sony A1, 100-400mm with 1.4x Teleconverter
Sony A1, 100-400mm with 1.4x Teleconverter
Thanks for the infos :1.4x teleconverter better than 2x I guess for the light
I've decided that starting this year, although much of the EXIF info is also available now in the "Media" section that I'll at least provide the name of the camera used and the lens, plus any additional devices (i.e., TC, Extension Tube(s), closeup lens, etc.).
Yes, 1.4x TC is better because as discussed in a separate thread it only loses one stop, whereas a 2x TC would take away more. On a bright sunny day, not an issue, even with a relatively slow lens, but on a cloudy day, it's definitely problematic. If I owned and used a prime 400mm or 600mm telephoto lens I probably would also buy a 2x TC but that's not gonna happen, so I'll stick with my slower telephoto zooms and the 1.4x TC.
one doesn’t stop seeing. one doesn’t stop framing. it doesn’t turn off and turn on. it’s on all the time. // annie leibovitz
this is so true for me. i take about a hundred photos in my mind during my daily walks. i haven't taken this camera very far yet, but it's my next obsession (ironically i have a different film stock in it, as i am saving this one to make sure that this camera works properly, having already had one film camera that didn't focus properly).
nikon z6ii + lensbaby velvet 85 | iso 800 | f/2.8 | 1/200