Methinks it is like a weasel.
It is backed like a weasel.
Or like a whale?
Very like a whale.
See Quoting Shakespeare...
Methinks it is like a weasel.
It is backed like a weasel.
Or like a whale?
Very like a whale.
See Quoting Shakespeare...
Not a remarkable photo, but it was taken on August 27, 2006.
Penny and I went for a walk to the Brickworks, and I obeyed the law.
This was taken on August 25, 2006.
I don't think it's too subtle.
Especially as I was using my mother's camera.
Continuing the bug-on-flower-shot-with-the-35-70/2.8 theme. This one is heavily cropped; the 35-70's 'macro' mode isn't that good.
Saying "Lady Beetle" just sounds so wrong.
Another shot with my garage-sale Nikon 35-70/2.8; at f/4 the background kinda creeps me out.
A problem and a solution.
Playing with a Nikon 35-70/2.8 that I paid a ridiculously small amount of money for.
I'm using my two-wheeled mobility to revisit places where I used to spend my time. I've never been much of an explorer.
See also:
December 2004
June 2005
December 2005
The only 'fun' photography from me this week was when I went for a bike ride.
I love that the Oly 7-14 lens is capable of giving some `tude to a bike with little 20" wheels.
This is what the pre-monochrome output from my IR Panasonic FZ18 looks like.
My last IR shot for a while, I promise. We'll return to vivid colour shortly.
A commuter train running alongside the new West Toronto Rail Path, a route that will eventually link the west-end neighbourhood of The Junction to the west side of downtown.
IR Panasonic FZ18.
A rare photo for me, not because it's infrared, but because it shows three-point perspective.
My final IR photo from Nordheimer ravine.
It's amazing what you can find in the wilderness.