From Paradise Lost, friend Nasquisev and his webs
Hey there; Friend from my home town, and his spider webs: By an email from the artist…. this following photo was made with a loupe. very cool indeed Nasqui!!!
Hey there; Friend from my home town, and his spider webs: By an email from the artist…. this following photo was made with a loupe. very cool indeed Nasqui!!!
First perfected mechanical 35mm SLR Many other firsts, too $329.50 with f2 lens in 1959 ($2469 in 2010 dollars) Twenty-three years after the first 35mm SLR, the Kiné Exakta, the first perfected mechanical SLR finally appeared: the famous Nikon F. Almost all of its main features had appeared in earlier cameras, but never all together: …
Ok guys, this entry is the last from this Project; … and let me tell you this… was the most demanding physically, we walked in the hot inferno of mosquitoes; right through the Cypress Dome, a sanctuary in the middle of nowhere, so perfect in harmony I can’t not even imagine how the living creatures …
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Well, Hello; Is time for Phase 3, Anhinga Trail, very interesting place, have to say, the sound/roaring of the gators impressed the shit out of me, damn animals, so cool, Mama Gators were taking care of the small ones, or just in the process of having more, the point is, all the roaring and funny …
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Hello there; Just when we were leaving the Little Lake, we stopped by this place, a short trail with a few Liguus Fasciatus, we dedicated a few minutes to capture a few shots, the snails were around, but not the way we wanted, a few only to be honest, so here are the results: By …
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Hello There! Happy Independence Day!, is Monday 4th of July and just got back from a superb hot and sweaty weekend. Everglades National Park Project with a nature photographer friend Juan Carlos. We left the headquarter about 4:30AM, fuel the FJ and head to Everglades Nat’l Park. nice morning, temperature was nice, NO RAIN!, after …
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Hey There; I want to show you the first Japanese Half Frame Camera, here a few facts: Made half-frame popular $29.50 with f3.5 lens in 1960 ($217 in 2010 dollars) The Pen was the first really popular half-frame camera, and, for a while, anyway, it made half-frame popular, too. But eventually Kodak’s refusal to mount …
Hello there; Rain started here in the Tampa Bay Area, and I can see the collateral effects, GREENS COLORS are popping UP very nice!, these two were captured in my back yard: Thanks Rain! Cesar Out! Note: Pictures Taken with Nikon D300 using Tamron 75-300mm f/4-5.6 LD Manual Focus Lens on Lexar Professional UDMA …
Hey guys, Just a very short one before bed time, This is San Juan De Dios Square in my home town, with a little bit of ingenuity got this amazing sepia tones. Ok, now time to go horizontal. Note:???????? drop a line, I will tell you the secret —__| |__— Cesar Out!
Hey There; Today I picked up a new machine, Nikon FM-10, a simple mechanical camera, and on e telephoto Tamron 75-300mm f/4-5.6 LD Macro. Just completing the film arsenal I always wanted this little camera, now with the F100 have a full bread pro level film camera and a nice manual one to remember the …
Hello Again; Today I want to start a new Section over my blog, Classic Cameras Friday!. and today I would like to show you the Nikon S, a rangefinder from 1950. Here a few facts: First Nikon camera imported into US $349 with f1.4 lens in 1951 ($2927 in 2010 dollars) Nikon’s first camera, the …
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Hey There; Thursday in my lunch time, great clouds over the Tampa Bay Area, grab my gear, almost melt taking a few shots over Cypress West Park, great I said… Rain is coming to town… But nothing happened that day, just a few pretty clouds that I am sharing with you guys: I returned home …
Hey there, I have to say that Travel Photography is ONE of my favorite way to express my photographic needs, is so rich in so many aspects that you just can’t stop shooting when traveling. In order for me to tell the history, yes you have to tell the history behind your trip!, I putted …