Weeks have passed with very little photography. Been digging around in tool bags quite different than the camera bags. Rather than reaching for the correct focal length lens, choosing ISO and shutter speeds, and apertures… I’ve been choosing saw blades, planes, chisels, gouges and trying to find a taper jig for the table saw. Laid […]
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Winter light
brings with it a moodiness to the contemplatives (click photograph for larger view) Hasselblad 500 CM / CF39, 135 mm S Planar on Auto Bellows Leica M, 28 mm Summicron Asph
Still light…
falling on still life (click photograph for larger view) Leica M Monochrom, 50 mm Summilux Asph
Waiting…
for someone or something to return on the 24,951st day of this life (click photograph for larger view) Leica M Monochrom, 50 mm Summilux Asph
Friday’s flora
(click photograph for larger view) Hasselblad 500cm/CF-39, 135 mm S Planar on Auto Bellows
the last day of Christmas…
…on the first day of January. Finally delivered Sophia’s gifts to her. (click photograph for larger view) And Jerome requested that we attempt to recreate a pose that he and Tanya took on their wedding day… as they’re celebrating their 10 wedding anniversary on this first day of January. So how did we […]
Altered states…
created by: a change in temperature; a change in point of view; a change in the focal length of a lens, or sensor, or ground glass area; a change in mood; another sentient being entering your space, or you entering theirs. (click photograph for larger view) Hasselblad 500CM w CF39 back, 135 mm S-Planar
Day 24,943 of my life…
Friday, January 2, 2015… The mission? A flower. Why? Because someone (was it Sonny?) said, “I shoot flowers every Friday.” And we all, apparently, thought it a good idea. That’s the LUG (Leica User Group) for you. What’s “new” about a “year?” other than the number assigned to it; and the taxes due to it. […]