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A good example of bad composition. Too many elements all over the place makes it almost impossible for the eyes to concentrate and stick on the main subject. In other words, there is no main subject. In this case, there is only one place the eyes will settle. but the subject is not...

Our cat's reaction to seeing me approach with my DF. until the next day

Took these twos this morning for the pattern weekly challenge. Both taken with Df and 105 AIs 2.5 lens.

My daily shot is my entry for this challenge. Basket weaving in the morning light on the back veranda.

I did play around one of my shots of the 1954 Chevy. I used a colored pencil filter that I partially applied to the layer in PS. I just like the looks of the final result.

Basil ending it's sentence jailed in the pots on the porch. Fuji with Rokinon 85 1.4 @f2.8. Jpeg Astia green filter. D810, 70-200 f4, from jpeg Tmax picture control.

Entry #3, past memories from 1954.

My brother in law got himself a 1954 Chevy.

I forgot to post my Friday's pics from the river down the street. It's been a long time since I posted some. Morning fog was just beginning to lift. Df with Rokinon 14mm 2.8.

I went to an event in Sherbrooke with my Df and manual focus old AIs lenses. Manual focusing is not always easy, but when done properly it still works. I think I enjoyed the challenge and the control I had. Here are a few shots.

Brother in law drove his new acquisition downtown Wellington Street.

B&W morning pics.

The only picture I took yesterday is a copy of an old selfie, done around 1973-75. I posed with my Pentax 6x7. I was earning my living with this camera and with only 10 shots per roll, one had to learn how to change them fast when doing weddings. Photography certainly has changed a lot since...

So just a few days apart we see Canon with their mirrorless camera. Unlike Nikon, they decided to go in between with only 1 model with 30 some megapixels. They also have come out with a larger lens mount. You can see the link below...

Reflexion

Entry #1 Downtown.

Kitchen still life on a quiet Sunday morning.

Intimate moments.

Morning dew on a Fuchsia flower that fell into the bird's bath.

Sometimes you only have to be looking. Simple things, when properly lit, can give you nice images.