The camera is my tool. Through it I give reason to everything around me.
-- André Kertész (1894-1985)
Thursday, June 26, 2008
SUPERWIDE
my friend Steve lent me his super wide zoom lens so I could try it out. Normally I don't work with extreme wide angle lenses so it takes some adjusting to get to know the visual possibilities of this type of lens.
To somenoe whose entry-level camera is currently on the blink I'm a tad jealous of where you are... but, on the positive side, you do give me somethind to aspire to.
Mike, further examination of your photo, I noted that if you study the left side you can feel that part of the house; and turning to the right side(back) you feel that part of the house. Usually this can only be done when we are literally walking around a house! Really amazing shot! Nonie Ava Ault
Beautiful textures to this I love the monotones too. I'm pleased Andre ahs introduced me to your work and I'm h=going to add you to my blogger links on my site.
So that's how they get that effect.
ReplyDeleteTo somenoe whose entry-level camera is currently on the blink I'm a tad jealous of where you are... but, on the positive side, you do give me somethind to aspire to.
A Jannie, in passing.
Très bel effet, on dirait un vieux bateau.
ReplyDeleteLove to see more of your experimenting Mike! Excellent...
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Experiment? It looks like you have been using this for a long time.
ReplyDeleteMike, further examination of your photo, I noted that if you study the left side you can feel that part of the house; and turning to the right side(back) you feel that part of the house. Usually this can only be done when we are literally walking around a house! Really amazing shot!
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Beautiful textures to this I love the monotones too. I'm pleased Andre ahs introduced me to your work and I'm h=going to add you to my blogger links on my site.
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