the Ironmen squire
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the Ironmen squire
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darling buds of December
even the bokeh has bokeh to infinity!
horticultural caffeine
Dry aged fillet steak with winter vegetables
mini koto
found at a Munich flea market - a 1975 plastic Japanese musical instrument made to resemble a much bigger wooden one. It is actually tunable and can play a tune in the right hands. It even comes with some tunes to get you started. Now it sits on my desk in case I feel the need for a bit of traditional theme at work.
that "but I thought it was Friday" feeling
beer from Munich
Munich flea market - wish I'd bought that lamp
Asam church, Munich
one of the most beautifully decorated building's interiors I've ever seen.
Pimp priest suit
eye
All the leaves are brown
Modern still life
I have to say a light meter is something that most photographers think they don't need and maybe they don't given the technology found in modern cameras. However, what most don't realise is there is a massive difference between reflected light which your camera sees and the incident light which is the light falling on your subject. For some basic daylit scenes my camera was over a stop out compared to my meter. This is because a camera is easily tricked by light or dark subjects. When using flash, even in this modern digital age, a good flash meter is indispensable.
grenade
all the world a stage.
oatmeal cranberry white chocolate cookies should help me get through Monday
dinosaur
foggy morning