It's been a busy half term and plans are afoot for taking lots of pictures over the next few days so I think I'll be keeping busy for a while longer.
In the meantime the camera's still away in Germany so a chance to play some more with my pseudonym Mr Jones...
Mrs Jones loved to dance and was surprisingly light on her feet
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Monday, 22 February 2016
Monday, 12 October 2015
Shooting Blind
I thought my Man Flu had passed but it decided to freshen up today.
Feeling a little under par I decided to pass the reigns over to the Monochrom and let it do most of the work for me. Using a Nikon 85mm lens, I decided to shoot blind - only making adjustments to ISO and aperture (generally playing with very shallow depth of field) and using the distance reader on the lens to establish focal points. I forced myself to stop looking through the viewfinder and tried my best not to check all the results on the display screen for focus and composition.
I then set about walking around the garden in a dream-like state and pointed the camera in the general direction of anything that caught my eye. I had almost no idea as to what the end results would look like and couldn't wait to get them downloaded and see the outcome.
Shooting Blind...
Towards the end of the experiment I thought I'd shoot blind with the Bulb setting and whilst standing still and pointing the camera I gently span the distance reader from its closest point to infinity, releasing the trigger once I'd gone through all the focal distances.
Feeling a little under par I decided to pass the reigns over to the Monochrom and let it do most of the work for me. Using a Nikon 85mm lens, I decided to shoot blind - only making adjustments to ISO and aperture (generally playing with very shallow depth of field) and using the distance reader on the lens to establish focal points. I forced myself to stop looking through the viewfinder and tried my best not to check all the results on the display screen for focus and composition.
I then set about walking around the garden in a dream-like state and pointed the camera in the general direction of anything that caught my eye. I had almost no idea as to what the end results would look like and couldn't wait to get them downloaded and see the outcome.
Shooting Blind...
Towards the end of the experiment I thought I'd shoot blind with the Bulb setting and whilst standing still and pointing the camera I gently span the distance reader from its closest point to infinity, releasing the trigger once I'd gone through all the focal distances.
Monday, 21 September 2015
Travels with my Leica
Upstairs is out of bounds for a few days whilst paint dries and we're all playing musical rooms, moving mattresses and boxes along a room at a time.
I haven't had a chance to get out the tripod and Monochrom today, (instead my arms are covered in white gloss) but I did grab an hour after tea to look through some earlier shoots to see if I had missed anything...
I haven't had a chance to get out the tripod and Monochrom today, (instead my arms are covered in white gloss) but I did grab an hour after tea to look through some earlier shoots to see if I had missed anything...
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