Well, I held out longer than I expected, but succumbed earlier than I hoped… If this is 1/10th as entertaining as the previous version, it’ll still provide ~500 hours of play time, so GOGO. D7000. Nikon 75-150mm f/3.5 Zomb-E Series. ISO100, 4 seconds (AP Mode), f/3.5. Mild-to-medium adjustments in Aperture to bring out the bokehliciousity.
Author Archives: James Cockroft
365.162 the panic at the carnival
Another storm, another opportunity to play with long exposures while flying down the highway in the wee hours… If I had more daredevil in me, I would’ve turned off the windshield wipers while the shutter was open, but I was nervous as it was, what with the wet roads and sprinkle and percentage of drunks …
365.161 june showers on silk flowers
After failing to capture the groovy clouds on the way home—from the window of the speeding Golf—I was gazing blankly off into space, trying to come up with an idea for a shot to make, when I noticed it was raining a bit. Nice. And then I noticed the pretty reflection of the fake flowers …
365.160 I need a shower
On the way home today, I remembered the large rocks that adorn the courtyard of the set of apartments that shares the parking lot with us, and decided that they might make a nice landscape for these two little cowbows. But I forgot one thing… I got home, changed out of my work clothes, deliberated …
365.159 Object Lesson
Let this be an object lesson to you: When you have total control over your subject (as in the case of these two little Elastin cowboys) and virtually all the time you want to take to try out various lenses and focal lengths, at least pretend to try and get yourself in position to get …
365.158 the showdown
I’m suddenly feeling too out of it two say much about this little Elastolin cowboy, so… I will say that I’m not particularly happy with this shot, or with the subject, or with the title, and I’m beginning to tire of this 365 project. I expect this last bit will pass in a day or …
365.157 L’Empire des lumières
I count 5 different light sources here… and they play together so interestingly. I’ve submitted at least one similar shot for the 365, but I don’t really care. I still have a problem getting everything lined up and square, but I think it’s not a problem of the camera, but of the architecture itself, which …
