We just don't seem to run out of them, and it's hard to stop photographing them.
This part of RealityTrader site is my rest area. Favorite way to waste time with no purpose - in other words, hobby and fun. Some of the photos I like and want to share, some shooting techniques, some photo gear matters - that's what this site is about. I shoot with Olympus gear, currently E-M1. Favorite lenses are 12-40 f/2.8, 50 F2 macro, 50-200 f/2.8-3.5 and 7-14 f/4.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
UltraWide Angle lens
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Salmon run
Every year in October-November we are treated to this amazing spectacle - salmon running up the river, playing, fighting, spawning and, well, dying. Challenging to photograph but quite spectacular. So, I've got a few killer ones... and most of them got lost in hard drive crash over this weekend. Showing a few...
This mountain serves as a backdrop...
...to a river (well, water stream rather, river is a bit too loud) which fills up with rain runnoff as fall comes.
Water is even more shallow near the shore, fish is frolicking right under your feet, you can extend your arm and actually touch some:
Closer...
... closer...
...and closer yet...
... and this is where that brilliant shot should have been placed proudly: close-up of chum salmon's open mouth, teeth are sharp, one eye looks right at you... no luck recovering that one. Very disappointing. Oh well, look at pretty autumn leaves instead:
This mountain serves as a backdrop...
...to a river (well, water stream rather, river is a bit too loud) which fills up with rain runnoff as fall comes.
Water is even more shallow near the shore, fish is frolicking right under your feet, you can extend your arm and actually touch some:
Closer...
... closer...
...and closer yet...
... and this is where that brilliant shot should have been placed proudly: close-up of chum salmon's open mouth, teeth are sharp, one eye looks right at you... no luck recovering that one. Very disappointing. Oh well, look at pretty autumn leaves instead:
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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