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The Nightmare
I never realized how important is to shoot unnoticed – and respect people – during public performances until I went to a tango exhibition, last night. This guy has been a pain in the neck: he shoot by paying almost no attention to the public, his remotely-operated flashing at his ease – no matter if the people was getting strobes in its eyes.
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Staring At The Infinite
Will this love lasts as much?
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When The Passion Is Gone (thank to a sneaky photographer)
The close-up delivers a feeling of hot passion, as often tangueros do. But a wider view, including that sneaky photographer, kills the mood.
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High Heels Ghost
On Saturday night, ghosts too dress themselves up.
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Saturday Night’s Ice Cream
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When We Were Kids
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Avid Readers
Anything, Anywhere…
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Gotcha!
No needs of a big fishnet anymore…
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Is This Smoke?
It seems so.
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Who Said That Music Is Relaxing?
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The Sentinel
Though guys never rest.
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Easy Parking
The advantage of not traveling by car…
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Uncertainity
Should I Board?
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A Sad Harley-Davidson
Forced to stay still, caged behind a glass, while the world turns.
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EOS-M. Manual focus tips and results for Street-Photography and more
In the quest for an acceptable use of my Canon EOS-M I think I’ve finally found a way to exploit my M-mount lenses after the poor experience with the LCD focus. The last two exposures posted, this and this, have been shot with a Carl Zeiss T* Biogon 35/2,8 through zone-focusing, while the picture of this post has been manually focused using the EOS-M’s 5x magnification feature. In both cases the results are more than acceptable, giving a new life to this severely limited camera. All I can say is that is true what seasoned photographers use to say about the cameras: as soon as you get acquainted with your…
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Out of Gas
When the tank is empty, hope for a close gas station…
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Smile!
Smile! It’s contagious!
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Early Morning Shaving on The Beach
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Aficionados
Half past seven’o clock in the morning. Best customers already are in pole!
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Carl Zeiss T* 50 1,5 Sonnar and EOS EF-M 18-55
Gear time again. Notwithstanding its quirks I can’t get rid of this EOS-M camera and still try to find a reason not to dispose of it. This time I wanted to see how does the camera performs with Zeiss ZM lenses (namely, the Carl Zeiss T* 50 1,5 Sonnar) thanks to the – again brilliant – EOS-M to Leica M lens adapter by Master Adriano Lolli. As everybody can see the results are of a poor quality compared to the (not stellar) performance of the Canon EF-M 18-55. The Zeiss is not faulty (I use it on a Leica M6 and it works like a charm) so I came to…
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The Actor’s Nightmare
… Where the hell is the audience?
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A Little Of Thailand In Rome
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Is The Sky Falling On Their Heads?
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A few shots from a Paco de Lucia live performance
A few shots from a Live Report I did for Rockol.it, an online music magazine
