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Winter solstice is when the sun appears at noon at its lowest height above the horizon. These photos are taken at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, three days before the winter solstice that occurs on December 21.
First trial of EBS. Shot on correct side first in a sunny/bright day, at ISO400(ISO800 film inside). Below half was masked with a splitzer. After finished a roll, reverse the film (in a dark-room). Then start shooting on redscale side in a cloudy/rainy day, at ISO200. Upper half was masked with a splitzer. The order of each location is precisely the same as 1st shots. I took notes in details about locations and shot all places with iPhone, to remember locations. It's tough challenge because I had to wait for the best weather for each shots, and had to be careful with 'gaps' between frames. This is not bad result but I found some mistakes. Have a look at my article about this technique: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/01/14/tipster-how-to-take-symmetrical-images-with-exposing-both-sides-of-the-film-ebs
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
I found a nice older Minolta flash at an estate sale this morning and thought I'd give it a run for its money. So, I stuck it onto my R4A and put the 15mm super wide lens on it, since wide lenses are perfect to test how much width the flash has, and because I like the lens. I then shot a few assorted shots in the house, then went outside and shot things in the nearly pitch dark yard. I use the flashes recommended aperture settings for the distance I was at and fired away at things. THe yard was dark, the dog is black, so it was a good test to see how much reach and intensity it can have.
