Challenge! Day to Day 113

[drd1135]

Start Date

Sep 21, 2020

End Date

Sep 21, 2020

Element 113 is Nihonium, particularly relevant to photographers since it is named in honor of Japan, home of most of the camera makers. Of course, Nikonium would have been better.

 

[MoonMind]

Element 113 is Nihonium, particularly relevant to photographers since it is named in honor of Japan, home of most of the camera makers. Of course, Nikonium would have been better.

Sorry for overruling your removal, Steve, but I'll gladly take you up on this idea and just add this:

M.

 

[drd1135]

I’ve really been getting my days mixed up. The picture I posted in today’s (112) thread was taken yesterday. I obviously thought you had missed today. Nihonium is a good one, however.

 

[wee-pics]

Two vital arteries without which our lives would immediately collapse: water and electricity.

 

[drd1135]

That's a beautiful double exposure.

 

[drd1135]

Since Walter did a double exposure, I though I would try a "vertically displaced" double exposure. This little guy was just posing for me while enjoying the sunshine. I only cropped for composition, not for size. He was pretty chill and I was at the 80 end of the zoom.

 

[wee-pics]

Both shots are great, Steve. This zoom seems to have the same quality as the Oly 2.8/12-40 .

 

[tonyturley]

Sometimes things don't go as planned. The tailblock kept sliding out of position when I applied the clamps, so I finally gave up, pulled everything apart, and scraped off all the glue. Maybe I was using too many clamps.

 

[MoonMind]

Unsafe safety shot ...

(I was in a tight spot, having accidentally deleted my earlier attempt at an - admittedly boring - safety image ...)

M.

 

[donlaw]

Pluto the dog, not the non-planet

 

[MiguelATF]

After having much of my 'normal' day-to-day routine and life totally disrupted by the wildfires which ravaged the small town where I live, I'm finally back in the realm of semi-functioning photographers. This was taken at an old auto repair shop, adjacent to a gas station which, providentially, did escape the blazes.

Taken with the GRII's ultra-wide angle (21mm FOV) add-on lens, and the in-camera Positive Film setting.