Started 115 days ago (2024-05-20T22:00:00Z). Goes forever.
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sidetracked a bit from the dark sky but i'm cool with that i think
my sleep schedule is nonexistent (worried i should be, right?)
iri informed me that this is whats called bokeh balls and that they have 7 sides due to the 7 aperture blades in the nikon lenses! oh also check out the freak flares in the top, i think its the result of the old lens having no anti-reflective coating?
i'm so tired ;w; i'll do my best to post pictures without burning myself out
another me would call this one "deuxième ciel"
The Tamron 80-210mm F3.8(4?) is nuts! Another $5 bargain bin lens! Why is the bokeh like that????
nothing special
subtler color tooling (still obsessed with clouds)
done in a few minutes, by the feels
the 28mm f2 is nice
giving up
an old subject strikes again.
shot wide open on the 105mm f2.5. some juicy chromatic aberrations when this lens goes wide
i feel terrible, hence i made this
still messing with clouds
maaaaaaany photos to go through, the trip was a great way to dive into the deep end and learn how to use this camera and these vintage lenses! (i've learned that I have MUCH to learn).
The following photos are from a concert I wound up at thru sheer coincidence. These are all shot on a pre-AI (Aperture Index) Nikon 50mm f1.4.
I realized after the fact I was shooting at way too low a shutter speed and way too thin an aperture (manual focus in the dark is a CHALLENGE). I could've closed down a stop and shot a stop faster and still woulda been within acceptable ISO range. Learning!
That said, I actually really like the blurriness and unfocus in these, they match the band's unnerving and theatrical noise performance quite well.
i'm done moving!! the sky was beautiful, took cloud pictures with my deer D7100 and from my new place. clouds are beautiful, always great to compose with them. this is not a very technical edit, it's simply pretty
sigma 100mm-200mm f3.5-f4.5 with all sorts of fun fungi friends inside :)
a picture taken in january with my D7100 (haven't used it in a while), i miss this place a bit already
not my best color work but the chromatic aberrations make some parts interesting
macro lens btw lol
