- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
Funny not-so-funny story: I hadn't been able to find this song because I'd actually got the title wrong (I had filed it under "Burn, Baby, Burn" - a completely different song).
Et ceterum censeo: No pasarán.
M.
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Funny not-so-funny story: I hadn't been able to find this song because I'd actually got the title wrong (I had filed it under "Burn, Baby, Burn" - a completely different song).
Et ceterum censeo: No pasarán.
M.
- Name
- Miguel Tejada-Flores
This shot is a late-night (or rather, early morning) experiment - with a recently acquired bit of glass, an ancient Minolta MD Rokkor 200mm f/4 manual focus lens, shot wide open at a very high ISO, just to see how it renders. The subject is even more eclectic than the lens: a print of a nocturnal dinosaur by a close friend and fine photographer, taken with his Pen F (and hanging, slightly askew, on a wall of my study).
So, essentially, this is a photo of a photo. With minimal available light, I used a monopod for additional support.
More on the lens will follow, once I get a chance to try it out under normal lighting conditions. It is, however, surprisingly lightweight and compact, and reminds me of some of the small Pentax telephotos I used to use with my MX 35mm film SLR's
So, essentially, this is a photo of a photo. With minimal available light, I used a monopod for additional support.
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More on the lens will follow, once I get a chance to try it out under normal lighting conditions. It is, however, surprisingly lightweight and compact, and reminds me of some of the small Pentax telephotos I used to use with my MX 35mm film SLR's
You textual description is as interesting as the image.
- Location
- Whidbey Island
- Name
- Lyle
