safe haven for tiny formats

[Tin Can]

@ Tuco,

Wow!

[tuco]

Thanks, Randy.

I sort of snuck up into the rear balcony to get this shot in the Assumption Abby, Richardton, ND.

Zeiss 21mm/2.8

[Nguss]

Tuco that previous one is beautiful sir. The one above is not too bad either!

[Kav]

Leaf in a rain storm today:

Nikon F5
Nikon 85mm f3.5G DX Macro Lens
Ilford XP2 film

[tuco]

Tuco that previous one is beautiful sir. The one above is not too bad either!

Thanks.

Leaf in a rain storm today:
Nikon F5
Nikon 85mm f3.5G DX Macro Lens
Ilford XP2 film

Nice macro work.

[tuco]

A short collection of people with their personal communication devices and their handhold techniques.


Here we have the basic leading index finger and shutter thumb technique. Add a version of it to the other side of the phone and it creates a graceful, hand model style camera support for those intimate shots.

Then, there is the more advanced multitasking holding technique. Here a leading index finger and shutter thumb add grace to the hold. A three-finger tripod brace completes the need support for a statically indeterminate hold. But it frees up two critical fingers that may need to tend to other tasks as demonstrated here.

The basic landscape orientation C-clamp hold when utility is needed.

The sturdy and dependable double shutter thumb grip for when you take so long to snap the picture, the subject has time to take a call.

[Scott Schroeder]

Lamp

[Tin Can]

@ Tuco

I love telling people I do not have a cell phone.

No cable TV either.

[Corran]

tuco, love it, really nice shots and definitely some potential for a large set! The colors are vibrant and the locations/people varied.

[tuco]

@ Tuco

I love telling people I do not have a cell phone.

No cable TV either.

C'mon. Join the crowd and have all your voice, text messages and positions automatically saved in a national archive underground somewhere.

tuco, love it, really nice shots and definitely some potential for a large set! The colors are vibrant and the locations/people varied.

Thanks. I'm going to keep looking for more of them.