The train car looks like it has become the favourite canvas for the spray paint of teenagers and drunken sods. There are layers and layers of paint that must be covering layers of rust.…
Browsing Tag
Lambertville
Last week I ventured into the woods near the Sourland Mountains in search of wildflowers, more specifically hepatica. I didn't find any. The rains on Monday and Tuesday kept me close to home and out of the woods but today I returned to look. I chose a trail, the Rockhopper Trail in Lambertville, where another area resident, Mary Anne Borge, had mentioned seeing them. The trail was muddy and sloshy but Bhavna and I continued along and after 30 minutes…
Experience Reports Film Photography
Ilford HP5 Plus 400 | Pentax P3 | SMC Pentax-A 50mm F:2
Posted on 27th February 2020
NOTE: I'll begin this experience report with a brief disclaimer. It's been less than two years since I returned to shooting 35mm film after switching to digital photography over 20 years ago. Between web articles and advice from experienced 35mm film photographers, I've inundated myself with as much 35mm film education as possible for now. But, with my former experience long behind me and limited recent experience, this "review" comes from a novice film photographer's point of view. My Gen-Z…
📷 9 February, 2020 | Day 128 | Apple iPhone 11 Pro | iPhone 11 Pro back camera 1.54mm f/2.4 | ISO 40 We had a late lunch at a friends house in Lambertville. Afterwards, we went for a stroll along the canal.…
📷 The only editing allowed is basic exposure so I stuck to that and adjusted the exposure in Adobe Lightroom to -1. It was a challenge because I really wanted to bring out the colour in the sky. The iPhone 11 Pro 1.54mm f/2.4 back camera is roughly 35mm full-frame equivalent of 12mm. I also adjusted for lens distortion. Magical Normal Life gives us clarity. The Only D800 in the Hameau took a photo of an alien mutated tomato. Frank…
