I have been collecting fall leaves for macro photography. This is a Maple leaf, indirectly lit with a flash light
Our Maple Leaf, Up Close
Coffee Shop ICM
Back in The Only Cafe this morning. I was having fun doing ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) images with the Slow Shutter app on my iPhone. I really like the sense of space in this one.
Fisheye At the Brickworks
At the Brickworks here in Toronto yesterday morning. One of the lenses I brought along was my 4mm f/2.8 fisheye.
High Park with my “Cookie” Lens
In High Park recently, shooting with the “Oreo Cookie” lens.
Glen Stewart Ravine
Sunday morning was a grey day, but an interesting kind of grey in the Glen Stewart Ravine here in Toronto. Shooting with my Sony a7iii, and my old Nikkor 50mm f/1,4.
The Monolith
Seeing this drink fridge in a closed fast food place early in the morning reminded me of the monolith in 2001.
Urban Still Life
Taking a break from tinted cyanotypes of wrecked cars and trucks, so trying what I am calling an urban still life, again as a hand-tinted cyanotype.
A Lens My Age
I was out the other day with my Sony a7iii matched up with a sixty plus year old Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 lens. I was shooting wide open, at the minimum focusing distance. I love how the background turned out!
Roy Thomson Hall
There was an open house at Roy Thompson Hall today, so off I went with my fisheye and another wide-angle lens. The light coming in through the large windows was amazing!
Avoiding Present Day Reality
This hand-tinted cyanotype shows a bridge spanning Taylor Creek Park here in Toronto, taken with a fisheye lens.
I wanted the colours in this print to be a mixture of “wrong/surreal” mixed with a faded vintage look. I guess I am still reacting to the problems of present day reality.
