Jul 31, 2009
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At Union Station Whoopee
Jul 28, 2009
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Three of Rachel (One with Jesse)
Canon 50mm f1.8
These are an interesting example of the strange effect of a lack of IR filter and strange lighting. Rachel's shirt is bright green. The foliage in the lower background is dark green. Jesse's red shirt is a dark brown. The lighting is bright open blue sky filtered through a heavy layer of translucent green leaves. Go figure.
Jul 25, 2009
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Jul 19, 2009
Subway at Lovejoy & NW 9th
The Lovejoy ramp (post from yesterday) is reflected in the Subway front door. I'd been thinking of trying out a 50 mm lens and last Thursday at Aikido class Alex loaned me his Canon 50 mm f1.8. It's a little funky on my camera. The f stops and distance fall off to the side rather than on top because of the way it screws into the adapter. I don't have the right adapter for it so I've had to wedge the frame line lever into the 50/75 mm position with a piece of tape. I don't have an IR filter that will fit the lens so some of the blacks (mostly on synthetics) may look a little purply. And it has an infinity focus lock. A device for which I haven't been able to find a definitive explanation of its purpose. Still its fun and a slightly narrower view of the world so for the next few days at least the pictures will have been made with a Canon 50 mm f 1.8 rangefinder lens.
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