A Warm Evening at the Beach
Olympus Stylus Zoom 140 DLX, Fuji Superia 400
--Warren
Simon's panoramic shots inspired me to experiment with using the panoramic format (by cropping, not by stitching).
This is another camera that I inherited because my friends know that I still shoot film. These pictures are part of my first test roll through the camera. These pictures were taken during a recent heat wave. Ocean Beach was crowded with people getting relief from the heat. The zoom range of the Stylus 140 DLX is 38mm to 140mm. I found that while the lens is quite good, I was not used to the slowness of the lens, and the bulkiness and awkward ergonomics of the camera. For me personally, the camera was not fun to use.
--Warren
Labels: Ocean Beach, Olympus Stylus Zoom 140 DLX, Sunset
posted by Warren T. at 10:53 PM
2 comments
2 Comments:
Good job Warren! If there is a easier way to make panorama, I am all for it. Cropping works well with very high resolution photos.
Warren,
Nice use of the fog in the first picture that draws my eye to the elements in font. I also like the last picture, that make me wonder what the party is all about.....dancing to the sun? The colors of a sunset are always great.
**Dolph
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