Showing posts with label photography fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography fun. Show all posts

Thursday, October 31, 2013

sweet november 3: an introduction


Tara and I really wanted to do another round of sweet november but found ourselves busy, busy, busy with life. We thought and planned and planned and thought and then accepted the reality that it wasn't going to happen. But then, THEN....Tara has a brainstorm and now this round of sweet november is something you can do too. Join us for the entire month of November as we post a photo a day, everyday, with maybe even a few words thrown in. Are ya ready?

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

color me happy




I've been playing with creating color palettes from favorite photos. It's a bit of a time suck as I get caught up in it and want to do another one and another one and another one...so here is a smidge of happy to chase away my allergies blues...which combo is your favorite?

Saturday, September 22, 2012

ma-ma-mamiya

 The sister a-go-go used to dabble in photography and has quite a few nifty cameras floating about. This
lovelier than lovely bit of professional goodness spent some time hanging out with me in the new tiny casa for a few weeks, and boy, did we have a whirlwind romance.
 
mr. a-go-go managed to load a roll of film into its fancy-pants compartment and in less than twenty minutes I managed to shoot the whole roll, all the while crossing my fingers the presets I selected will work well enough. Someday I will send that roll (and far too many others) in for development.
 
 The viewfinder on the Mamiya is breathtaking, seriously breath taking. It's like viewing life through a viewmaster reel. The mister had some fancy-pants scientific wording for the effect but I preferred to believe it had magical powers and managed to carry it about the tiny casa capturing all sorts of everyday goodness through the viewfinder.
 
 I limited my picture taking happy to the tiny casa as this baby weighs just shy of five pounds and it needed a tripod for smooth shooting.
 
 I did not build a tube for this, I simply positioned my Rebel over the viewfinder and snapped away. While my photos did not capture that viewmaster magic, they still have a quality that has me swooning. The camera is back with the sister a-go-go as she is selling it (lemme know if yer interested). We looked into getting a digital back for it but seeing that the back costs more than Dr. Eleanor Teeth we thought better of it.
It was such a lovely little affair...it makes me want to upgrade my Rebel. Someday...