Archive for the ‘Black and White’ Category
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Taby. A friends puppy. Really cute.
Remembering Simla. A few images had stuck in my mind as “black and white” from when I was making them … needed to be converted and I finally got around to doing them today evening. the Deodar tree on the way to Narkanda and the view of Sanjauli bazaar especially …
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Ok. B&W it is for today. Low light. A small splash of light from an off-camera flash unit….
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Looking at the hits stats at my SoFoBoMo blog – the most hits are for the posts that contain phrases like “failure”, “quits”, “SoFoBoMo no-go”, “halt”, “nada” and not for “completed”, “hurray” etc…
People look at things differently hmmm….
I guess.
AÂ lovely foggy morning today, perfect for a walk around the park.
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Night shots…. Dhaka.
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Just playing around experimenting….
Nikon’s CLS [Creative Lighting System] gives the freedom to shoot with remote speedlights, and the ability to control the master [on-camera] and remote [off-camera] flash units from a simple and quick menu system. High speed-sync high-speed flash-fill shooting in bright daylight is so easy with this system and the camera/flash units will sync perfectly all the [...]
I was experimenting with two off-camera flash units placed low on the floor skimming the light of one off the ceramic tiles and one placed behind a white window curtain to diffuse it…. the “beep” from the remotely triggered flash units brought Mannat curiously checking what was going on. I turned and caught a quick [...]
Mannat today and the Taichi ladies at Benjasiri Park in Bangkok where we go often in the evenings so Mannat can roller-blade and play. The park is full of kids and people working-out, jogging and then there are two groups of people who are there just around sun-set to Taichi. Their movements and grace are [...]
Borrowed a friends’ D300 to test drive. At first impression I like it quite a lot. The 12+ mega-pixel sensor gives clean detailed images, it balances well in the hand especially with 50mm and 85mm primes thought a bit wobbly with larger and heavier lenses like the 17-55DX and the 300EDIF is quite difficult to [...]
