It’s fun to go out from time to time with my “Oreo Cookie” lens. A single element, fixed focus lens reclaimed from a single-use camera. With a lens like this, you aren’t shooting for technical quality; you are shooting for fun.
These are images of downtown Toronto yesterday, using hte cookie lens on my Sony a6100.
Seen in Scarborough Bluffs, Toronto this morning.
At the Only Cafe this morning for another portrait for my long term project. Larry is a very talented photographer I met recently.
I was in the Beaches in Toronto yesterday, and was shooting using the slit aperture technique for the first time this season. I tired combining that technique with some intentional out of focus, and like the result I got.
Early this morning I was in front of Union Station in Toronto and decided to shoot into the sun. I like what I got.
Photographing the Dragon Boat races at the Islands this past Saturday morning. I do not have a modern long telephoto lens, and was forced to use an old 200mm Pentax lens, and an old craptastic Spiratone 500mm f/8 mirror telephoto lens. Both manually focused.
My focus hit rate was not good, lol.
I have been to this bridge a coiuple of times, but this is the first time shooting it with my 7Artisans 10mm f/3.5 lens (Sony a6100 body).
A good friend of mine, deep in conversation while camping this past weekend.
I saw this couple on the Toronto Island ferry yesterday morning. I wonder what the story is?
It was a lovely morning yesterday for going to the RH Harris water treatment plan in the Beaches here in Toronto yesterday. I have been here many times, but I found at least one new angle I haven’t done before, and the liught was good for photographing through windows to get views I wouldn’t have been able to get during Doors Open last week.
All images taken with my Sony a7ii and either my Viltrox 28mm f/4.5 lens or 50mm f/2 NIkkor-H 50mm lens (via adapter).
My Third Eye 