Shadow, lines and moorings - image captured by vintage folder Agfa Isolette III with Solinar 75mm f/3.5 lens and Ilford 100 Delta Pro film
Urban landscapes ...
Landscape photography does not always have to be awe inspiring mountains, lakes or indescribable sunsets. It can be things that you see everyday ... but have been desensitized to it.
Take a moment and look around you ... look at things as you would through an empty picture frame. You will be pleasantly surprised at what you see...
Wired - Image captured by vintage folder Voigtlander Perkeo I (smallest 6x6 vintage folder) with 80mm colour-skopar f/3.5 lens and Ilford 100 Delta Pro film.
Always keep an open mind ...
When going on a shoot, keep an open mind. For instance when I went down to the Canal Road farms, I wanted to capture the fallow lines in the fields. However, this electrical pole with its coil of wires and the road sign caught my attention as well. This was not planned, but it worked as part of the theme.
Hay! Hay! Hay! - Image captured by vintage folder Voigtlander Bessa II with Heliar 105mm f/3.5 lens and Ilford 100 Delta Pro film.Geometric lines are not the only visual impact in photography. Grouping of objects works as well.
Carrot Fallows - Image captured by vintage folder Voigtlander Perkeo I (smallest 6x6 vintage folder) with 80mm colour-skopar f/3.5 lens and Ilford 100 Delta Pro film.
There's always something interesting to see ...
Today's post should be appropriately called "... your evening SNAPZ!" As I had indicated in my last post, there is always something interesting at the Canal Road farms. I was back there again this morning, I can always find something interesting to capture.
Ready to Roll - Image captured by vintage folder Voigtlander Perkeo I (smallest 6x6 vintage folder) with 80mm colour-skopar f/3.5 lens and Ilford 100 Delta Pro film.
Vehicles or machinery can make interesting subject ...
This weekend will be my fifth visit to the Ash Bridges Moraine farmlands. The geometric lines is not the only thing that fascinates me. There are other subjects to capture my attention. All you need to do is look around. As the image above proves, it is just another type of "geometric lines"
