Flyman Looks Afar (Photography)

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Increased depth of field by using a close up filter with my Nikon D40.  Another cat photo!

Close With Moss (Photography)

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Taken with close up filter (+4) and Nikon D40. Moss, concrete and bricks part of my patio.

Cycle (Photography)

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Some taken with close filter +4. All with Nikon D40.

Multi Exposures from an Ordinary Camera (Photography)

I used my ordinary old 35mm camera (point and shoot with free focus) and ran the film through it twice to get double exposures.  Except it loaded differently the second time so I also get overlapping frames.

These are the highights from that roll.

Taken with Halina Prestige 280s - my old compact free focus 35mm from around year 2000.

 Lounge window + view from stairs window:

Wall + mop and bucket:

Fence with my shadow + parque flooring within my shadow:

Car + glass + front of house:

Stained glass in front room window + patio table and chairs:

Window + roses on hearth + duvet:

Brick BBQ with planter + door frame with orange filter and flash:

Painted shrub:

This is my Halina Prestige 280s

This is my old 35mm point and shoot compact focus free. It was my main camera around year 2000.

It has a “panorama” function which basically masks the top and bottom of the frame - not very high tech. It is battery operated with automatic wind on, a digital display of how many shots, auto flash and auto rewind of film on pressing a rewind button. It has an easy load mechanism.

Not a bad camera for snaps but you can’t turn the flash off if the camera think you need it in low light it will fire. and it’s quite noisy winding on and rewind is a prolonged loud whirr!

You can tell it has been not been kept in a case!

The button to the left of the viewfinder (that looks like a pacman) opens the lens cover. That hood around the lens folds flat when pressed down to the camera body.

Good Drying Weather - TTV (Photography)

Good drying weather.  Laundry on the rotary washing line and my domestic god husband.

Through the viewfinder of Duaflex II with Nikon D40.

[PHOTO] Washing Line - TTV through Duaflex II with Nikon D40

My Cameras Running Wild

My camera collection roaming wild.

Except since taking this photo I’ve acquired 3 more cameras. Yes, I have a problem ;o)

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From left to right:

• Split-Cam
• Holga FN
• Kodak Twin 20
• Brownie Hawkeye Flash
• Ensign Ful Vue ii
• Kodak Duaflex II
• Brownie Six-20 Model E (used to be my dads)
• Brownie Six-20 Model C
• Box Brownie No 2

Taken with Nikon D40.

Also not in the photo I have

• Nikon D40
• Canon Ixus i Zoom (digital compact)
• Halina Prestige 280s (compact 35mm)
• Vivitar Ultra Slim and Wide *just bought*
• Fuji Instax 200 *just bought*
• Sports 35 Action Tracker *just bought*

Flyman Close Up (Photography)

This has to be one of my favourite photographs of Flyman.  He looks like an actual handsome cat rather than the pudding of a furry lump like he so often poses as!

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I used a close-up filter (+4) on my Nikon D40 for these photos and it adds so much to the depth of field.

Flyman scratching:

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Flyman cleaning:

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Flyman feeling very hot but not being bothered to move:

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Football Pot - TTV (Photography)

[PHOTO] Football Pot - TTV through Duaflex II with Nikon D40.

Gnome - TTV (Photography)

A Through the Viewfinder (TTV) gnome triptych …

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… and a single frame of gnome TTV …

… taken through Duaflex II with Nikon D40.