Category: pentax photography
Riding In The Wind
The Elephant In The Room
The Beginning Of Sorrows
This was actually a composite of two images, one of the battle tank and the other of a sunset scene.
Window Dressing
The pincushion-like distortion at the top and lower edges of the frame weren’t likely what they seemed to be because this Tamron lens had been said by reviewers to have barely any barrel or pincushion distortion at the 42mm focal length used here. They seemed to be more likely the unique character of the 1934 building.
Lady From The Sun
Auto-focus of the 13-year old Pentax seemed to have some issues. It was taking something like 5 seconds or more to lock each time. Thankfully, manual focus still worked fine.
Sun Tanning In The Garden
This was taken with a manual focus lens, a very old Adaptall mount lens. The exposure had need to be biased brighter by a stop to produce this image.
An Eye For That Fly
Riding Into The Sunset
This was an attempt at doing a composite of the rider working in a park at sunset. The rider and the sunset had come from two different images.
Cheer Girls
This didn’t seem to be the name of these roses as I couldn’t find any rose by that name. I think it was more likely the name given to the flower arrangement by the Ikebana school, Shizuoka.
Common Interest
A Mum Get-Together
I had thought having the petals burnt out won’t have been that nice, so the exposure was biased darker by 2/3 stop, which was good enough as the Pentax would’ve already underexposed the capture a bit.