Pleased with the work, disappointed with the images

New light for phone very cool.

I took this photo of Pepper Puss my upstairs neighbor’s cat she is the bity face one. Anyway I was using my new “Fill,” light and what do you think? It is daytime, the flash on the phone did not fire. Really neat toy! I guess this is worth the price. I put a link for it on this page down at the bottom. I got it for a little cheaper however. And free shipping that was a big deal. It would not have been worth it if I had to pay shipping.

Puppycat returns in the classic, Puppycat 2

Pepper Puss, (Bitymcbiteface.)

Miss Princess Sunny,

 

Saint Claire’s Supper at SPASM spring 2007

 

This night was not as busy as it has been there. But the ladies had fun helping out. They had okay English skills. (Probably better then mine.)

what do you think of this one?

This would be the kind of image you would expect me to take for you if you were trying to sell this. This would be like for a piece of jewelry or you know keys.

There is no attempt to alter this image at all. However I used the Bluetooth shutter release so there was no motion at all with the phone not even my heartbeat or breathing. It is lit by a shaded 100 watt bulb and is backed by a black t-shirt.

just unreal the quality of the cameras in phones these days

This is all done with my phone, and it’s a good camera but not the best ever phone camera. I was using my fisheye lens attachment.

It was on the porch I used the selfie button and then I cropped it heavily and changed the filter all in windows 10. It is a cool image but thinking about it with even a $100.00 or so point and shoot I could do very much better. This is a true statement.

I think I like this one.

These are all images made in February

Secret message image.

Huh

Wednesday, February 15, 2017 9:09 PM

This was a little unintentional but still mine. Does this make you a little sea sick? Well, here we go. I have been a little busy.

However I still have been sorting as best I can with all I have to do about it.

Nobody does it better.

 

You can see the lens artifact on this old sears camera that was sold as the equivalent of the A-1 but surely is not an A-1

Night fever night fever we know how to do it

This is shot with my Sony DSC-W830. Not my favorite camera of all times actually a real dog, but you gotta make what you have work for you now!

Anyway I think I have settled with this format for posts and will be updating across the sight as I get around to it.

I think it’s really clean and all of that bla bla.

 

the invisible rider

The two [THAT WERE] in the middle might be my very first selfies! Shot with my AE-1. May 30, 2007 Taken at Eisenhower park, by the Highline Canal.

PLAYING A PART IN A PICTURE SHOW, LONG WAY HOME

These pictures and I would have on a good day photographs were taken with my AE-1 stock 50mm lens. The camera was then a recent gift from a very dear friend that technically worked for me.

AHHH REMEMBER WHEN

 

This pic was taken with the first digital camera I got ahold of a Canon PowerShot  A560. This is in between the Rectory and the actual church where we ran BAC. Taken on October 22, 2007 it was a Monday, when we used to to food baskets and financial help.

2007 FIRST SHOT OF TELESCOPE, CANON AE-1

 

This is Chamberlin Observatory. This is from the first week I had the AE-1 that one of the guys gave to me at BAC. Sherriff Darling, as a matter of fact. I think this is a great pic. Photograph? Yes.

SERIES ONE:

RIGHT NOW I AM SORTING THROUGH LITERALLY THOUSANDS OF IMAGES,

I will sort them out and find the interesting ones and post them here. It makes it seem worth all of the work sorting them out. There are many I might have to make sets and such. For my own benefit of course.

This picture was taken on December 4, 2016 with my phone, that is a Samsung J7 and it’s got an okay camera in it. It was about five in the evening and the lens flair is intentional.