Random Object Photographs

[cmort666]

A couple of focus stacked macro pictures:

 

[Rustyt1953]

 

[Rustyt1953]

 

[THE PILGRIM]

Artist Georgia Okeefe is a really big deal here in NM.
She lived for a long time at the Ghost Ranch.
Then she bought a house at Abiquiu.
She's got a museum in Santa Fe and a school named for her near my house in Albuquerque.
Peole are always asking me- what's your GO picture?
Which one? We want to know, now!
Ok. You asked for it

 

[cmort666]

An old memory DIMM.

• Stack of 158 images
• Canon T4i controlled by DSLR Controller on an ASUS tablet
• Tokina 100mm macro lens on a full set of ProMaster extension tubes
• Aperture priority, f8
• 400 ISO
• Natural light
• Stacked with CombineZP

 

[JohnRippert]

Twin contrails

Daytime moon

 

[JohnRippert]

This is a scan and not a pic I took but I figure some will enjoy it. Dad kept a lot of his brochures for the cars he bought. This is the front page of his 1971 Toyota Celica brochure.

 

[RobertJ.]

That one almost made me shoot coffee out my nose!

 

[TXSWFAN]

 

[chaparrito]

I'll just

leave this here

 

[Qball]

I stopped by at my friend who is a blacksmith.
These small Axes are just an example of what he does.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

The Goose is loose?
The Galloping Goose is home based in Dolores, CO.
But here it is in Chama, NM.
So I guess sometimes it does it loose!

 

[loknload]

The Last Mission

At Rest

 

[Rustyt1953]

JR

 

[JH1951]

Pennsylvania Pump Primers muster 07-14-2012 Harrisburg, PA.
Being a firefighter I found these somewhat interesting. All antiques over 25 years old still pushing good volumes of water.....

 

[cmort666]

A stack of 53 images.

 

[PALADIN85020]

I love old cars - particularly those that have been carefully restored. Many of them bring back personal memories.

This is a 1951 Studebaker Commander. My dad once owned a 1947 Stude; it seems they were always at the forefront of styling in those days.

John

 

[Watchdog]

This is a 1951 Studebaker Commander. My dad once owned a 1947 Stude; it seems they were always at the forefront of styling in those days.

John

Nice shot. How long did it take you to line that shot up to get the symmetry just right? Did you shoot it hand held?

 

[PALADIN85020]

Nice shot. How long did it take you to line that shot up to get the symmetry just right? Did you shoot it hand held?

Actually, it didn't take all that long. I eyeballed the composition to get the car as close to center-on as I could discern in the viewfinder while stooped down to get a lower perspective, and took the shot hand-held. I used a 15mm wide-angle lens and got close to get the expansive distortion I wanted. 1/250 sec., f5.6, ISO 200, Pentax K-3, APS-C sensor, 24 megapixels.

John

 

[Watchdog]

Actually, it didn't take all that long. I eyeballed the composition to get the car as close to center-on as I could discern in the viewfinder while stooped down to get a lower perspective, and took the shot hand-held. I used a 15mm wide-angle lens and got close to get the expansive distortion I wanted. 1/250 sec., f5.6, ISO 200, Pentax K-3, APS-C sensor, 24 megapixels.

John

Thanks for the exposure/lens data!