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).
Yesterday in this part of Nova Scotia it was cold (single digits) and rainy, so I was indoors most of the day. Inside a mall I did see some interesting things and came up with this double exposure using my iPhone and the Snapseed app.
Today I checked out the largest secondhand bookstore I have ever been in, in Amherst, Nova Scotia. One image cannot capture the size. It was huge but felt cramped at the same time!
Some more images of Amherst, Nova Scotia, but with black and white treatments. All images taken with Sony a6100 body and 7Artisans 10mm f/3.5 lens
I am on a trip in Nova Scotia, and yestreday was a very sunny afternoon in Amherst. Not a lot of people out and about (compared to what I am used to) and I ended up creating a surreal look. The colours in this image were inspired by Lomo Turquoise film.
The last one in this series.
Shooting through glass objects this morning usiny both my iPhone and Sony a6100 with TTArtisan 40mm f/2.8 macro lens.
Using a small flashlight and coloured filters for lighting.
I have being trying some more ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) recently, and two evenings ago in the Beaches here in Toronto I passed by a Queen Street storefront for a store that makes awards, plaques, trophies, that kind of thing. It was getting dark so I tried some ICM and I like what I got.
The first image is a side to side movement, and the second is an up and down movement.
Both images were taken with my Sony a6100 and TTArtisan 27mm f/2.8 lens.
Photographing Tulips with a macro lens, handheld on a breezy day is like shooting sports!
All images were created with a Sony a6100 and 40mm f/2.8 TTArtisan macro lens.
My Third Eye 