Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, 2003 — 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 Pinhole Negative Straight Scan
“The manner in which one waits for elements to fall into place is far more important than the assistive capability of the software in your camera […] Two truths, one created by a bunch of Adobe’s programmers to impress and allegedly to aid in creativity, the other is the truth of aggregated knowledge along with the quirks inherent in every human mind.” — Stephen Jenner
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Blink technology. Simply blink to capture anything, anywhere, any time. A perfect reproduction of what Your eye sees. Perfect exposure, perfect dynamic range and perfect colour reproduction. Literally, what You see is what you get, burned on to the retinal storage device with instant recall.
No more wet darkroom, no more processing, no more film types, no more monochrome. No more digital darkroom, no more manipulation, no more faux film. No more nuttin. Perfection. The Truth. Simplicity personified. Hell.
Cherish choice.
This is not helpful, Keith.
I keep repeatedly clicking on this piece Tim and marvelling at your website’s header snaps…. A radical update for Leicaphilia. 🙂
The selfies were OK, but these are beautiful… Presumably crops, since I have never read anything by you to suggest your use of a panoramic camera?
KBO.
I can only echo what Stephen has said. Some terrific images.
Just crops of things I’ve found lying around. Putting everything in order like the Misses requested. Amazing the things I’m finding.
Sometimes you have to say “y’know this photography thing is kinda working for me”
Much better than motorbikes!