Hello friends, This is so amazing, I really have to share fast!, my friend Nasquisev, a superb photog form my home town using his advanced point and shoot camera. These photos make me say Wow! a hummingbird guys, you know how difficult to photograph this bird is, well no more to say, take a look …
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Hello readers; Found this movie over the CNN website, and sharing here with the Film Lovers: I still keep film Cameras, Canon A-1, the Almighty Nikon F100, a Pentax K-1000 and Nikon FM-10, now you can see inside my bag here Enjoy! Cesar Out!
Hello there! This is a nice rangefinder, I have one, will post photos soon, here some facts: Canon’s first consumer rangefinder $119.50 with f1.9 lens in 1961 ($871 in 2010 dollars) The Canonet was Canon’s first mid-priced camera, a shutter-priority auto-exposure 35mm rangefinder with the meter around the lens, so it automatically compensated for filters. …
Hello folks; This is Bok Tower. a super place to spend a day, Been there a few time, never get tired of bringing back nice photos. Here is a small gallery from one of my visits: Hope you pay yourself a visit to Bok Sanctuary soon! Cesar Out! Note: Pictures taken with Nikon D300 using …
Hello There; Last Saturday, RACE WAS ON over Channelside and Harbor Island at Downtown Tampa, our Team was there all over the competition, have a few photos here, take a look: Is really cool how this works, never saw this event in my whole life, with the drum beat, the is ON, and let me …
Hello there; This one is a little out of date, but wanna share because is cool, a walk around during the inauguration of the Dragon Boats World Championship held here in Tampa, the place! Curtis Hixon Park over Downtown. Take a Look:
Hello there; This is the Kodak Bullet Camera from 1936 a very Art Deco Machine! enjoy Art Deco design by Walter Dorwin Teague $2.75 in 1936 ($43 in 2010 dollars) Formally known as the Eastman Bullet Camera. Takes 127 film. Lens screws in and out for compactness. Hasta Mañana! Cesar Out
Hello folks; As I said in the last entry, the Canon III is a copy of the Leica III, here some facts and photos: Canon Leica-copy rangefinder As the photos below show, early Canon rangefinders were Leica copies. Enjoy! Cesar Out.
Hello There; Yesterday was a special day here in the City of Tampa, the Inauguration of the World Championship of Dragon Boat racing, took a little bit of time to visit the event and of course get back home with a few photos. I took a few hundreds, now I want to share a few …
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Hey There; This is a Pano during the Inauguration of the World Championship of the Dragon Boats Racing, the Curtis Hixon Park. Enjoy! Note: Pictures taken with Nikon D300 Using Sigma Lenses on Lexar Professional UDMA Digital Film Stitched together using PS CS5
Hey there! Looking into my photo catalog, found this group of photos taken with some friends about 2 years ago, riding the back roads of Eastern Tampa, to be specific around Thonotosassa, the three bikes a Kawasaki Mean Streak, a Honda CBR1000RR 2007 and my Triumph Speed Triple; take a look:
Hey There, Here one of always favorites machines: Leica IIIc, from 1946, here some facts: Leica thread-mount rangefinder $448 with f2 lens in 1948 ($4053 in 2010 dollars) Leica’s were widely copied. I will have some side-by-side photos on the Canon III delivery Enjoy, Cesar Out!
Hello there, Been busy in work projects, here a delivery from my Friend Nasquisev: Ok, time to start working in my Classic Camera Friday! Cesar Out