I was out with a photography friend yesterday, and I took this portrait of him at the Only Cafe. The technology was old and new; the camera was my Sony A7ii, but the lens was my old Soviet era Helios 44/2 lens, mounted via adapter. The light was from an overcast day, coming in through a window. I love what this lens can do!
Early morning, before the daylight had a chance to really get going.
A dying plant, caught in the sun.
I was under the bridge on Millwood road a couple of days ago. and yes my legs felt a little wobbly from time to time!
From the same location as my last post. I love morning light!
I saw this graffiti on a disused, derelict railroad track in Toronto’s Don Valley. I would love to know the story behind it. How did the story end, or did the story even have a beginning? Perhaps it was nothing more than a shy dream, never to be spoken out loud.
Out yesterday again with the Sony A7ii. The bright sun made plenty of opportunities for backlighting.
It has been a while; let’s just say the summer has been challenging, and some things have suffered as a result, like my photo blog. I will try to do better.
I was out this afternoon with a lens I have not used in a while: my Lensbaby Sweet35. I love its primitive characteristics, and the way colour seems to wash through the image.
I like shooting flowers earlier in the day, when a direct sun is not beating down. All images taken with my Sony AR7ii, and an Olympus Zuiko 50mm/f3.5 macro lens.
I was out recently early in the morning. It had rained overnight, and I love the look of raindrops on plants, especially in black and white.
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