The Lockdown Logs
Dateline: June 11th 2020
Lockdown prayer – socially isolated of course!
Fujifilm X-T30, Acros Black and White film simulation mode.
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The Lockdown Logs #54
The Lockdown Logs
Dateline: May 24th 2020
A beautiful day for social distancing, especially if you can do it on a beach!
Fujifilm X-T30, F=40mm, f/9 @ 1/125th sec on ISO250, Classic Chrome film simulation.
Life After Lockdown!
It’s GOT TO END sometime!
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The Lockdown Logs #33
The Lockdown Logs
Dateline: May 5th 2020
One of the challenges of the Lockdown, of course, is to find ways to illustrate the present situation – and photographs of ‘locks’ seem too appropriate, perhaps even clichéd! Yet my original ‘padlock’ photo has been downloaded on Pixabay 588 times to date! So, there’s market in padlock-downs!
Here’s another example. I’ve called this one
The Rusty Lock(down!)
Captured on the Fujifilm X-T30, F=55mm (plus 11mm Macro Extension tube), f/5.6, @ 1/60th sec on ISO400. Pastel effect added in post capture processing.
Here’s a reminder of the original…
The Lockdown Logs #17
The Lockdown Logs
Datline: April 22nd 2020
No walk today, so inside photography instead! Janette had these Jamjars sitting on the cooker hob, waiting to be filled with delicious homemade jam (Not for me of course!)
The Lockdown Logs #14
The Lockdown Logs
Datline: April 19th 2020
I found a gate. That wasn’t the hard part. The gate was secured by a piece of string or twine, so I painted it! It’s an oil painting, made with a camera, and produced in post-processing.
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Musicians At Play ~ Dakota Dave
If you’re interested in a personal photography project have a read at this from Valerie Jardin – see how she’s approaching her subject and how she states the aims of the project. There’s a lot to learn here. Follow her blog to see how her project progresses.
I met Dakota Dave Hull this morning in his studio. It was another snowy day in Minneapolis and I was so happy to get out and work on this project again. I was greeted by his dog, an adorable Cavalier King Charles by the name of Kobi, who knew instantly that I was a dog lover.
I would describe Dave’s space as a recording studio/guitar museum. I don’t know much about guitars but I could tell that there were some very special ones lined up. Dave immediately chose one and started playing, then switched to a different one, and another one. All more beautiful than the other: Classic, resonator…
From a photographic standpoint, this was a very challenging shoot. No soft window light this time, but multidirectional spotlights creating strong shadows and bright highlights. But isn’t the point of this project to keep me on my toes by adding the…
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Lotus
The amazing Lotus – not so much a car as an emormous surge of pwer!
Photographed using the Fujifilm X-T2
