Waking along Tullygarvan Road this evening and got overtaken by this road-hogging monstrosity!
Fujifilm X-T30, F=21mm, f/5.6 @ 1/125th sec on ISO2000 (9.20pm) Nikon manual focus lens, using focus peaking.
Waking along Tullygarvan Road this evening and got overtaken by this road-hogging monstrosity!
Fujifilm X-T30, F=21mm, f/5.6 @ 1/125th sec on ISO2000 (9.20pm) Nikon manual focus lens, using focus peaking.
Keeping it in Perspective.
This church at Hillsborough is popular with photographers. And why not? Look at the image!
There’s a pretty scene in there, with lots of the elements of design. There’s colour and shape, there’s lines drawing the eyes into the church, the central focus of the image. But there’s one problem. In many photographs of the church the trees are seemingly angled inwards, a distortion of perspective. It’s a natural lens effect, because the lens is low (usually at eye level) and the trees are high… Continue reading Keeping It In Perspective
A visit to the cafe at Dundonald Old Mill is an opportunity to make an image of the historic mill waterwheel at the building. I photographed it from several angles, using the Nikon F100, and a role of Ilford Delta ISO100. Here’s one of the resulting images…
Developed in Fotospeed FD-10 for 7 minutes.