I'm looking again at the city sights, now through the eye a 500mm f8 cheap mirror lens.
Here's a Buceo Harbor pilot launch, going fast to meet an incoming ship. It is fighting the waves, at a few hundred meters from the camera.
An experienced line fisherman gets a very close portrait.
You can explore the details of a fishing boat, anchored 15 m away from the camera. That is, if your hand keeps steady. This is not a lens for nervous photographers.
Highlights, out of focus, turn into rings. Looking at the sun reflections on the water produces a kaleidoscope of rings, alive with movement and tones.
Film: Ilford Pan 400, exposed at EI 200, developed in ID-11 1:1.
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Getting close with a mirror
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