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Through the eyes of the camera. This image was taken while dreaming of being in the land of the midnight sun. MZuiko 75mm f3.2 1/400sec. And now I am making new images, in that very place where the night sky never comes. Olympus Micro Four Thirds. There is something about the old school lenses from Germany and Russia that have captured my imagination. It certainly is not about sharpness or autofocus speed, and certainly not the ease of use of mechanical perfection. Hard to describe in words. I paint what...

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Through the eyes of the camera. This image was taken while dreaming of being in the land of the midnight sun. MZuiko 75mm f3.2 1/400sec. And now I am making new images, in that very place where the night sky never comes. Olympus Micro Four Thirds. There is something about the old school lenses from Germany and Russia that have captured my imagination. It certainly is not about sharpness or autofocus speed, and certainly not the ease of use of mechanical perfection. Hard to describe in words. I paint what...

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GnarlyDog Views: Pride and joy

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Through the eyes of the camera. Only a shade of her former glory I am sure this sailing boat must have been once somebody's pride and joy. Lumix G 14mm f4 1/640sec. Olympus Micro Four Thirds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple: I got rid of my TV. That's right, I ain't got no TV! PS recently aquired an HD TV to view quality movies but not waste time with broadcast junk). View my complete profile. Damiano Visocnik ©2016. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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GnarlyDog Views: Painting

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Through the eyes of the camera. I paint what cannot be photographed, that which comes from the imagination or from dreams, or from an unconscious drive. I photograph the things that I do not wish to paint, the things which already have an existence.”. Meyer-Optik Görlitz Domiplan 50mm F2.8. I am no painter and this is how I would like to paint. Olympus Micro Four Thirds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple: I got rid of my TV. That's right, I ain't got no TV! View my complete profile.

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GnarlyDog Views: Evening walk with my sister

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Through the eyes of the camera. Evening walk with my sister. I wanted to get out of the house but I did not feel like driving for hours to get out of the city. I rarely explore the countless parks that this great city offers and today I decided to visit one that promised to have uninterrupted views of the river. Little I knew that the river was not going to be the focus this afternoon. MZuiko 40-150mm f4.6 1/500sec. MZuiko 45mm f2.8 1/1250sec. MZuiko 75mm f2.2 1/800sec. Olympus Micro Four Thirds.

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GnarlyDog Views: Glasshouse Mountains

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Through the eyes of the camera. I was first enchanted by these mountains 30 years ago. They still hold the magic for me. MZuiko 75mm f8 1/2000sec. Lumix G 14mm f4 1/8sec. Olympus Micro Four Thirds. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Simple: I got rid of my TV. That's right, I ain't got no TV! PS recently aquired an HD TV to view quality movies but not waste time with broadcast junk). View my complete profile. Damiano Visocnik ©2016. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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GnarlyDog Views: Old school

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Through the eyes of the camera. There is something about the old school lenses from Germany and Russia that have captured my imagination. It certainly is not about sharpness or autofocus speed, and certainly not the ease of use of mechanical perfection. The lenses I am interested in have none of that: they are chunky, stiff, rough around the edges and awkward to use. So why would anybody want this retro low tech lenses? Hard to describe in words. Meyer Optik Domiplan 50mm f2.8 (@f2.8).

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