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377/730 Taking photos every day teaches you to look very closely because the choice of motifs is limited.
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I had two options for today but felt it was only right to keep going with the moon theme. I feel a little under the weather so I had to cancel today’s plans. I don’t feel like writing either. Tomorrow Inshallah: Tomorrow Inshallah · Looking For Sun
376/730 The troll and the cup
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Second consecutive day featuring the moon. I probably mentioned before that I love sunny winter days. Today was one of them. After struggling a bit to decide which camera/lens to take, I took the X100VI and went out for a walk. My favorite coffee shop was packed for some reason. I drank my espresso at […]
375/730 Colors of the night
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I thought I had something when I took this, but it didn’t turn out how I envisioned it. Too tired to head out again, so this will have to do for today.
374/730 If you're planning a dystopian end-time movie and are still looking for a location ... I've found it.
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I was served the letter E from the office birthday cake. I would normally get V out of W, but I decided to limit my OCD activities to asking the guy who cut the letters in half “Why?”. I shouldn’t ask questions like these to people holding knives. It’s a busy day. I’ll probably take […]
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I took out the big boy again. I call it the big boy because the X-T2 + Vivitar 135mm is probably the heaviest combo I have. I took this self-portrait from across the street. While I think it’s not the best idea to keep switching focal lengths, it brings out unexpected creativity sometimes. I go […]
373/730 Green gold
372/730
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I shot this photo using the vintage Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 lens, which I got with my Olympus OM-10 for less than 20 euros. Wide open, it produces very soft images, and I love that about it. Although I’ve taken many photos of buildings and objects with this lens, I’ve never tested it for portraits. I’d […]
The first tulips of the year.