Jazz Music and Dance. Though I haven't been able to go out and take pictures of either for a while.
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K100D Super, Kit 18-55mm Lens, Quantaray 70-300 LDO Macro (Sigma), Pentax-A 50mm 1:2. Next on the list: Nothing, I think I am good for now....
Seems to be a loved combination: model trains and photography. However, since I'm growing more into Macro photography, the trains tend to be too large...
... so here's just a detail then:
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Syb
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SYB - The Netherlands
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K10d, Ist*Ds, a lot of lenses, and some of my pics are on fotodag. My newer pictures are on Fotosybs photostream (FLICKR) . Still some pretty good glass for sale on the Marketplace, too.
love the darker feeling of these shots, very cool.
Thanks! Both clubs are in New Orleans and both were fairly dark going B&W seemed to really pull in the feeling for me.
Originally Posted by benjikan
I love these image!
Wonderful ambience.
Ben
I am floored that you like them! Thank you for your kind words!
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K100D Super, Kit 18-55mm Lens, Quantaray 70-300 LDO Macro (Sigma), Pentax-A 50mm 1:2. Next on the list: Nothing, I think I am good for now....
Beautiful dog! My neighbor down the street is a K9 unit and has a gorgeous black sable GSP. Great picture!
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K100D Super, Kit 18-55mm Lens, Quantaray 70-300 LDO Macro (Sigma), Pentax-A 50mm 1:2. Next on the list: Nothing, I think I am good for now....
I do multi-camera event video (SD DV PAL) recordings (3 x Panasonic NV-GS400). I initially bought a Pentax DSLR because I wanted better photos for DVD labels & cases.
I do some theatrical costume design and construction. I used my camera to shoot a production that featured several of my creations, thus leading a paid theatrical shoot later this week.
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mel
cameras: K10D, K1000, ZX-50
lenses: An assortment of this and that accumulated over the years.
flickr: here
My wife does fire dancing with poi and for a while she made it my hobby to take pictures of her. It was a good learning curve for me but there was a lack of variety after a while. I did get to shoot a "Fire Circus" rehearsal and first performance just after I got my camera and I think I did pretty well considering the conditions and I only had the kit lens.
I actually enjoy my job enough for it to qualify as a hobby (just wish I didn't have to do it five days a week and that I got paid more). No I'm not a masochist, I work in a nursery so I get to be close to nature. I am lucky enough to have plenty of subjects to photograph without having to go anywhere.
Shot #1 is from my first 'shoot' when my wife and friends were 'burning' in Golden Gate park.
#2 is from 'Dream Time Circus'
#3 is from work.
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Gary is my name.
Canadian by adoption eh.