Time to think about something else……

11 years, 4 months ago 3

I had to get out of the house and get my mind off of yesterday!  I took the D600 and tried to find a few images, it always help me to lose my self in the viewfinder.  One of the things I remembered about shooting with a 50mm lens, well I never forgot it, but it has been some time since I confined myself to one, was that your zoom is your feet!!!  Back up and it’s a wide angle, move in, and it’s a telephoto, pretty cool concept!  The examples below can give you a feel for just how different you can make the image appear, by your position.

 

 

Next stop down a country road was an old barn I’ve enjoyed shooting, it’s just so grey.  Below is the two images, one was with the D600 and 50mm f 1.4 lens, the other is with an iPhone, can you figure out which is which??

 

 

I’ll reveal the answer at the bottom, but first an interesting painting of the Corbin High School mascot the Redhound!

 

It has been refreshing to go back to just shooting what I see and not worry about;  “Which Lens!”  I think this little experiment is going to be a a lot of fun, and today I was needing some fun.

 

Oh yes, the warmer shot is the D600, pretty scary how close  they look, except for white balance.  The cool thing is that while the iPhone image could never be a sterling 40″x60″  it sure works well when it’s the only camera you have with you!

 

While these are not very impressive images, making them helped pull me back from the edge of real despair.  Photography has always been one of  the ways God has renewed my spirit.  Today’s shooting was therputic for me, I hope it wasn’t agony for  you!!

 

blessings,

 

the pilgrim

3 Responses

  1. Dan Topham says:

    I watch your blog often and have enjoyed your photo teachings on Kelby Training.
    Yesterday can only be described as a visit from hell, and I don’t expect it will matter where on this planet one resides.
    I enjoyed your day out and appreciate the compelling need to get back to the basics. Your photos are encouraging and your blog site is very inspiring.
    Thanks.

  2. tony hayes says:

    There are tears in this life, or as Buddha said there is pain in this life but in the end love will triumph and wipe away all our tears forever. God is there on the cross with us. He is with us in our darkness. Do not give up hope in love because unlike our sorrows in this life love is eternal. Remember Jesus said His sheep are in the world but not of the world so don’t fall for the mistake of trying to make a paradise of this world because all such efforts end in despair.