experiments
I spent a year in Vancouver, really exploring the world of photography for the first time.
Experiments and demonstrations with camera equipment.
A simple experiment to see whether I could use a long exposure to capture the speed and motion of a trip on the highway.
An experiment to see if I could capture the motion of trees blowing in the wind with a long exposure (and a bunch of neutral density filters.
This is a test of different techniques for getting black and white images from my DSLR. All done in Lightroom.
I made some long-exposure images in Shinagawa station, capturing the passers by anonymously.
While in Vancouver I found myself exploring a few photographic odds and ends.
This is a photography challenge in which each contestant shoots photos for the same set of themes. Each theme is expressed in a single word. There are 26 words, one for each letter of the alphabet.
In 2001, my friend Charlie came to visit Sydney. One day we went downtown and I tried some long exposure shots to blur passers-by.
I\'ve always loved oil slicks on pavement. One day, noticing some meltwater in a shopping mall parking lot, I decided to start taking some photos.
I picked up a used SMC 135mm lens for my Pentax DSLR for about ¥7000. I decided that it\'s equivalent 200mm focal length would be great for sports photography.
And because I belonged to a casual basketball group, I decided that my friends and colleagues would become my guinea pigs.
The results were pleasing.