From the UTD Photowalk/Hipstamatic recipe test with momma this morning, and born out of much grinding of teeth and horrible fear, this photo was shot with Hipstamatic on an iPhone 4. I used the Loftus lens and Big Up film, and this kid knew I was shooting him. I stood in on spot, phone raised …
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UTD Campus Photowalk and Hipstamatic recipe tests
Took a walk around the UTD campus with momma this morning, and decided all spur-of-the-moment like to take only the iPhone and give Hipstamatic a workout. Dan Cristea (@Konstruktivist) recommended some lens/film combinations at LoFiMode that I wanted to test out, and see how my only ‘favorited’ combination (the new-ish Loftus lens (from the Foodie …
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365.87 I prefer to believe that the birds like to have a little nip, time to time
from the Grapevine, TX photowalk. D7000, Nikkor 24mm f/2.8 ai, ISO100, 1/4000, f/2.8.
Grapevine Photowalk
Good times at the Grapevine photowalk with the Dallas Photo Walk Meetup group (now sadly defunct). I spent the vast majority of the time wandering around by myself and marveling at the changes a little town can undergo in just a few years. Most interesting to me—and not pictured, unfortunately—there were numerous instances of fresh …
365.86 How’s my hair?
I’m feeling a sort of Doc Brown vibe here… And just not trying for two days in a row… Oh well. I’m feeling rushed and hurried, and for no good reason, and I’m taking it out on the 365 project. For shame. D7000. Nikon 75-150mm f/3.5 E Series, reversed. ISO100, 2 seconds, f/8.
365.85 Gleam
Yes, it’s a bad title. And, yes, it’s a mediocre photo (at best). But I’m in a bit of a hurry today. Well, not a hurry, exactly, but this is all I can do today. I did find out that the 75-150mm E Series can achieve a reproduction ratio of 2.4:1 when reversed and stacked …
… in a network of lines that intersect
More fun with the new (old) lens! This one begged to go b/w from the start, since the subject looks b/w already to my eyes, but goes green & yellow at these magnifications/scales/distances. Fun, if wildly dusty, times. Yes, I cleaned the sensor again last night, and, yes, it got dust on it from merely …