A photo from a wander I did the other day before hitting the gym. It's the underside of a shade umbrella at Raglan’s Bistro in Lower Lonsdale. Mildred (the Leica M11-D) & Light Lens Lab 50mm f/1.2 “1966”. Can’t walk past patterns and chaos without making some hardcore Bokah Pr0n
Tried testing high ISO downtown last night but everything was so bright I only hit ISO 1250. Funny—back in the film days 1600 was chaos, and early digital barely handled 800. Now I just leave ISO on auto and call it a day.
A few weeks ago, it snowed. And, like a responsible adult, I immediately... did nothing about it. Three days later, I finally got out to "play" in it—which for me means wandering around with a camera, documenting miserable people trudging through the slush.
A few weeks ago, it snowed. And, like a responsible adult, I immediately... did nothing about it. Three days later, I finally got out to "play" in it—which for me means wandering around with a camera, documenting miserable people trudging through the slush.
Just a fence and some forgotten bits tucked behind it. The Hasselblad 503CXI and the CFV100C digital back were along for the wander, capturing some quiet, overlooked moments.
I actually went up the mountain for two mornings in a row. The first day I was rocking the Hassy. The second day I went up with the Leica instead to get a different perspective of the campus