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Thursday, 21 October 2010

289: Frosted Chard

The frost is here again.
While I don't really like the cold, I appreciate how it creates pretty crystals of ice on things in the morning.

Settings: f/3.2, 1/100, ISO 200, P-FA 50mm. Monochrome conversion, curves adjustment and slight cropping.

Friday, 11 June 2010

160: Ruby Chard

Settings: f/5.6, 1/2.5, ISO 100, 50mm Pentacon M42, 16mm extension, 1/4 flash, tripod.

Introduction

My aim is to publish a photo here every day for the entire year of 2010. Every photo is shot and posted on the same day, barring lack of web access. It's usually the best of several, or the most interesting, but it won't necessarily meet both these criteria.
Any film scans will be of what is developed on the day, as I get though rolls somewhat slowly. I think that's fair enough.
I also try to explain adequately how I take the photos; and what particular equipment and extra bits and pieces I use to achieve certain results.

I take all my photos with a Pentax K10D, unless otherwise stated.