Month: December 2012
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My Favorite Photos of 2012
Every year, I think it’s a good exercise for every photographer to go back through the shots they’ve taken and see what kind of a photographic year it’s been for them. For instance, I felt 2011 to be one of the biggest years of growth in my photography since I started. 2012 was a little…
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It’s Winter….
Well, it’s the first day of Winter, and the first blast of wintry weather hear in central Ohio. Cold and windy, so I only stopped for a few quick shots, but I think this captured the moment well:
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The Photographer’s Eye
I have been sick the past few days, and last night, I had the urge to shoot a little, but I sure as heck wasn’t going anywhere. So, I tried ‘self eye macros’, which aren’t particularly easy. Luckily, the OM-D and 60mm macro have pretty good autofocus, so I set up my camera on a…
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Quick Impressions: Olympus 15mm f/8 Body Cap Lens
Earlier this year, Olympus announced one of the odder lenses for Micro 4/3. A $49 ‘lens’ that doubles as a body cap: The 15mm f/8 Body Cap Lens This is what you could call an ‘ultra-pancake’. And, like it’s name implies, it’s roughly the same size as a standard Micro 4/3 body cap. The lens…
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Micro 4/3 Year in Review
Well, that time is upon us. It’s nearly the end of the year, and what a year it’s been for the Micro 4/3 system and the mirrorless industry as a whole. This past year saw the rise of several new cameras, a bunch of new lenses and the overall maturity of the system as a…
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Out in the Gorge
I realized I never posted these, and thought I would share. I had a little bit of time to swing by Hocking Hills State Park a few weeks ago and take a quick run through the gorge north of Old Man’s Cave. While I normally make a yearly fall trip there for two days for…
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