This post is a teaser of things to come. It teases me because I am dying to see what is possible using my Canon 5Dii when the adapter finally arrives. And it is a teaser because these examples are very casual photographs that were more about testing to see that the gear will work than about taking good pictures – very little attention to lighting, to backgrounds, to set up, and so on. So, what am I talking about?
Gear, I am afraid. Serious macro gear. My regular readers will know I love macro photography. And that is why the picture above is of a steel ruler, the black lines are 1mm marks on its edge. If you couldn’t care less about gear, then just look at the photos, they have short captions without too much gear talk in them.
The last of my monochrome series of the spiral staircase at Beacon Hill Park. And here I lead with the last image as it is my favourite of the whole series. I think also it is the best bench picture I have taken so far (others can be seen here and here).
More from my monochrome series of the spiral staircase at Beacon Hill Park.
Here I continue my series of black and white photos of the spiral staircase at Beacon Hill Park.
Before I lift my views to the stairs themselves, I feel it necessary to give this one glimpse of the beach beneath my feet. Since the rest of this series is black and white, a little reminder mid series of the colour is not a bad thing.
This is a bonus picture for today – mostly because I like the light and emphasized colour from the yellowish light.
This post takes us back to the beach in front of Beacon Hill Park after a rather long absence. This time it was a nice fall day not long after the sun came up with good light. As the logs warmed up in the sun they were steaming off the frost that featured in yesterday’s post on my windshield prior to heading down here).
It has been a while since I had some frost on these pages.
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