Yesterday, along with other members of the Wednesday Photo gang, we went inside the Daniels Building (University of Toronto, School of Architecture). With no students around, there were plenty of very quiet spaces.
I took both images with my Sony a6100 body, and 18mm f/6.3 II 7 Artisans lens.
I forgot to put an SD card in my Sony a6100 this morning, so when I got to the Beaches I found out it would be an iPhone-only outing. But I did get a Pictorial-style Pano image I quite like!
Sitting out back a few days, with the petzval lens of course. Sony a7ii body.
Yesterday I went to nearby Withrow Park with my Lomography 55mm f/1.7 MK II Petzval lens in hand. I was in a Pictorial mood again.
It was back to Williamson Park Ravine yesterday here in Toronto. In this black and white image I like that two of my fellow photographers are available, to give a sense of scale:
In this second image I am experimenting with a vintage pictorial look.
I used my Sony a6100 body and Ziltrox 20mm f/2.8 lens for both images.
Out last Sunday afternoon with the new 20mm. It was a hot day, blazing sun, but some interesting clouds!
My eyes aren’t getting any younger, and I am starting to use auto focus lenses more frequently. This morning I was out with my new Ziltrox 20mm f/2.8 FE lens. Pretty good bang for the buck, I’d say!
Images taken with my Sony a7ii body.
I was at Allan Gardens in Toronto yesterday morning with fellow photographers, and I brought along my “cookie” lens to use on my Sony a6100 body for exterior images. Such a fun lens to use!
I finally broke down and bought what people are calling the “Oreo Cookie” lens. (So-called because the front of the lens is designed to look like and Oreo cookie.) The lens is fixed focus, all plastic, very inexpensive, and supposedly is reclaimed from disposable single-use cameras. So we are talking very primitive. But that is what makes it fun! I tried it out yesterday for the first time at a outdoor craft fair in the Beaches here in Toronto on my Sony a7ii.
This building in Mississauga, Ontario has fascinating architecture! Very fisheye lens-friendly!
All images taken with a Sony a6100 body and Bower 7.5mm fisheye lens (mounted via adapter).
My Third Eye 