May be Ratatouile? :-)Originally Posted by Corran
May be Ratatouile? :-)
Did you have a protective filter on your lens?My Leica M9 about a foot away from bottle rockets. Hmm...not smart you say? Good point, probably wasn't. That's my friend Hunter, blurred to the right.
12mm Voigtlander Heliar, 45s exposure:
I never get that close anymore, I worry about losing an eye...
Tin Can
I see!
Tin Can
Pines In Afternoon Light - Yosemite
Went out with the camera for the first time in a year (2 toddlers at home). Took 3 shots, got one keeper. Not bad. Here's to getting out a lot more this year.
Nice!
“Life is short. Break the rules. Forgive quickly. Kiss slowly. Love truly. Laugh uncontrollably and never regret anything that made you smile!”
― Robert Doisneau”
Two from the museum:
Both shot on CN200 Digibase film. I shot a few rolls of it, and so far I like it.
I hope everyone had a happy holiday. I got a cold this xmas break and never made it to the sand dunes for my winter shots and the weather was good there. I never scanned this shot before. It was one of those warmup shots you take to get everyone comfortable before you take real ones. Last time I posted a picture of this gal someone expressed disappointment of where the shot was cropped off. Well, this time the high beams are more visible.
67 165/4 LS, Y2 Filter, 100TMX, fill flash
Lovely, Jon; is this an IR-converted digital camera or IR filter?
The ceiling of the Presbytere in New Orleans, in their Katrina exhibit.
Upstairs is an exhibit on the history of Mardi Gras. Here's an ornate costume on display:
Both w/ Leica M6, 25mm f/4 CV Skopar, Tri-X pushed to 1600 in XTOL 1:1.
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