Showing posts with label 28mm Zuiko. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 28mm Zuiko. Show all posts

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Dungeness

I find myself wandering along this desolate but somehow beautiful part of the world once a year or so drawn here by work comittments.
It's always a bit of a lottery because the weather can be really bad. Not ideal conditions for this image, I prefer less direct light and some clouds in the sky. But, it's better to have an image than no image.

Keep it Analogue

Sunday, April 08, 2012

For Peter


I think he likes the old shots so here are some more for Peter

Keep it Analogue

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Watch Out

Low viewpoint, wide angle lens (in this case the bitingly sharp Zuiko 28mm) and a red filter.
All great stuff

Keep it analogue

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

British Museum

A trip to the British Museum a few years ago.
This time with the Olympus OM1n with the super sharp Zuiko 28mm lens

Keep it Analogue

Saturday, February 25, 2012

More Archive Stuff - Woodbridge, Suffolk

At the time I shot this I was using pretty much exclusively, my Olympus OM1, usuall with the 28mm Zuiko Lens. It's still a combination that's hard to beat.
A low viewpoint coupled with a red filter to enhance the contrast has helped with the drama.

Keep it Analogue

Friday, September 16, 2011

The English Abroad

Wow can't believe it's been a YEAR since I last updated the blog....here's my New Year resolution..."I will post 1 new image every Month till next September"

So, starting Sept 11 here's an image from a couple of years ago, one of a number I made during a family holiday in Brittany. How typical is that....The English Abroad.

So, it's been an interesting year so far, not much time for darkroom work as proper work has been getting in the way, time to readress the balance methinks.