- The photo above was taken at Ha Ha Tonka Springs. I used a Nikkormat FTn, 24 2.8 ais lens with Kodak Ektar 100 film.
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Pushing Arista Premium (Kodak Tri-x) 400 to 1600
One of my goals for my photography is to present a more objective image rather than a subjective image. To my mind, b&w photography does that for me. I also want to be able to shoot candids in low light … Continue reading
Posted in How-to, Photography
Tagged 1600 iso, Arista Premium 400, Kodak Tri-X 400, low-light ca, push processing
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Motorcycle Ice Racing
Went to the ice races on Saturday and took my new (used) Mamiya NC1000. The Mamiya is a compact 35mm SLR. It is not much bigger than a Canon Canonet rangefinder. It fits easily in my jacket pocket. It also … Continue reading
Posted in Motorcycles, Photography
Tagged 1600 iso, Arista Premium 400, Kodak Tri-X 400, mamiya nc1000, motorcycle ice racing, push processing, vintage
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Canon Sure Shot Review
I got this Canon Sure Shot in a box of cameras that I picked up for $25. I found 5 cameras out of the box that I’ve enjoyed shooting. This is a pretty good one. It is auto exposure and … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Review
Tagged Canon Sure Shot Review, Fuji Neopan 1600, low-light candids, New Years Eve
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Why fool with film? Part II: Compact Cameras.
Today’s cage match is between the Olympus XA and the Canon A1000IS, film vs. digital, looking for the best carry anywhere camera. My muse and I went to Paducah for a day trip and I took 2 cameras with me. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Review
Tagged canon a1000is, film vs. digital, kodak gold, olympus xa
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Wide angle portraits
The normal focal length for portraits is 75mm to 150mm. The reason for this is telephoto lenses compress the features of your subject and make noses and ears look more proportional. Your subject looks better, so you’re a better photographer. … Continue reading
A day at the Arch
The Arch is one of those things that locals never go to. I’ve lived here all my life and only been up in it a couple of times when company has been in town. It is one of the most … Continue reading
Scenes from parks
St. Louis is blessed with many parks. There are lots of hiking trails ranging from paved bike paths to rugged wilderness hikes. My sweetie and I have been getting out and doing a bit of hiking the last few weekends. … Continue reading
Why fool with film?
Last Wednesday night we went out with friends to a local brew pub, the Tap Room. I brought along the Nikon D700 fitted with a 50mm f=1.4 lens. This camera is an amazing light gathering device. Here’s a shot from … Continue reading
Nikon D700 and Tamron 28-75 Review
I took this combo with me to Nashville last weekend. The D700 and the Tamron 28-75 make a good pair. The lens is lightweight and very sharp. The only problems with the lens are a little bit of vignetting (darkening … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Photography, Review
Tagged 28-75mm, D700, lens review, Nikon, Tamron
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