Exposed on 35mm B&W film using Nikon 4004s and 50mm lens. Scanned print using Pandigital. About 1992 I think.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Furniture
Sometime around the year 1991. A small black and white TV is resting on my red Honda Hawk GT NT650. Yes, I didn't have a lot of furniture.
This was shot available light using a Nikon 4004s and a Nikkor 50mm F/1.8 lens.
Bug eyes
This was on my car in the morning, so I pulled out the Oly 1030SW and snapped off 3 quick shots in Super Macro mode before headng to the office.
The yellow doesn't look correct, but I have a hard time adjusting it to look closer to the actual car color. [I'm a little color blind and photo editing stupid]
I have no idea what insect this is.
Explored May 31, 2008
Power to the people!
Test scan using Epson V600, with medium unsharo mask, color restoration, and medium dust removal.
Shot on 120 film in an old Zeiss Ikon.
Editing was limited to a hair of sharpening, and some dust removal.
Angel
Test scan from Brother AIO, Brother MFC-845CW. I scanned to compare to the results from the Epson V600.
Shot on 120 film in an old Zeiss Ikon.
The only editing was a small amount of sharpening and a little contrast, and a few spots of dust removal. The halo around her isn't from tonemapping. It is in the print.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Well, all reasonable men at least.
Thomas Jefferson wrote:
"All men know that War is a losing game to both parties." Nov 28, 1814
Sadly, it is often forgotton just how much can be lost.
This is a shot of the Vietnam War Memorial. I remember seeing this as a young child, and although I didn't fully appreciatte it, there was no doubt a very strong and lasting impression made upon me.
"A life of constant action...
...leaves no time for recording. Always thinking of what is next to be done, what has been dobe is dismissed and soon obliterated from memory."
- Thomas Jefferson May 11, 1819
Thomas Jefferson is known for his record taking. He recorded wind and temperature several times a day for example. He made copies of his letters, and recorded all kinds of other activity. He shared these records with others in hope of creating a national database of meteorological information.
GALERIA NACIONAL
La Galería Nacional del Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña (ICP)
I think it's a different color than the last time I was there.
Why, in a city with such abundant sunshine, are there so many outdoor lights on during the day? I like it for photography. It makes the pictures better, but what about saving the planet? I can't use incandescent light bulbs and these people leave the lights on all day? WTF?
Monday, January 23, 2012
Take me to the bridge
Coming across the George Washington bridge, into NYC. Captured with Olympus TG-810, downloaded to iPad, edited, and uploaded.
The missing
It's just not the same, without the reflection.
I shot this one only a short time before the sun disappeared. Hand-held shot from the Lincoln Memorial, towards the Capitol Building. I could have lightened it up a little, but darker is much closer to reality.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Somber, quiet, an eternal flame burns.
John F. Kennedy Eternal Flame at Arlington National Cemetery experience.
We all walk the long road..
however, some can't navigate the turns.
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From Lomo spinner 360º
Kodak Ultramax ISO400
Scanner = Epson v600
Digitaliaza holder
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Government:
Crushing liberties and natural rights.
Censorship sucks. Free speech is vital to the security of liberty for all people. The free movement and dissemination of ideas and information is surely just as important.
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Just a little image proclaiming my position. I like what flickr and many other major companies are doing to get the word out. Hopefully it helps.
If this image is darkened, you can still view by clicking on the "show this photo anyway" above.
More info at the flickr blog.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
About 400º
My very first spin with the Lomography Spinner 360! I'm just learning how to get the most from this camera, as well as the film scanner, so hopefully they will get better...
Shot on Kodak Ultramax 400 color negative film using the Spinner, and scanned using Epson V600 scanner.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
PD_0059
Kodak T-Max or Tri-x if I remember right.
Scanned. pandigital
Camera: Nikon 4004s, likely using 50mm lens.
"The happiest moments of my life...
...have been the few which I have past at home in the bosom of my family."
- Thomas Jefferson April 19, 1790
Saturday, January 14, 2012
"I know no country where...
public esteem is so attached to worth, regardless of wealth."
Thomas Jefferson November 27, 1793
As I look around what was his country I see a certain and definable difference. Current culture is rife with misplaced esteem based on anything but worth or value of character.
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Monticello diptych architectural study.
Top = font
Bottom = rear
Vigilance
@ Fort Niagara
I'm just digging through some old pictures...
One from Fort Niagara, North of Niagara falls. Taken with my trusty old Canon G3. 2 different HDR treatments combined.
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Size matters!
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Sunday, January 8, 2012
Yosemite Valley and Half Dome
This was in a frame in the living room for many years. I can't remember if I or my wife made this image. Made using an old P&S Advantix APS film camera.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Everyday is a winding road
Scanned using Pandigital scanner. Shot on B&W 35mm film in Nikon 4004s using a low-end Sigma zoom lens. Sometime in the early nineties...
West Coast Dreaming
Shot with a fixed focus 35mm P&S 12-30-1999. I didn't travel with a big heavy load of camera stuff back then. I think it was a Kodak brand camera, but I either tossed it out, lost it, or just plain can't find it...
This is somewhere along the CA coast in the bay area. Baker Beach maybe?
SOOC, scanned with Pandigital scanner, unedited.
Looks like I didn't like to follow comp rules back then much either...
In the Cribs
Somewhere in Pennsylvania...
SOOC
Scaned with Pandigital print and film scanner. Not cropped or edited in any way.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Experiencing Lincoln
A little bit of the experience of Abraham's Monument. Shot in the evening. This crowd seemed to last for hours...
Pacific, WW2 Memorial
"Timid men...prefer the calm of despotism to the boisterous sea of liberty."
-Thomas Jefferson April 24, 1796
This is part of the WW2 memorial on the National Mall.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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