I have started today a FLAD

Confused ? Well so was I ! But it means that I will try and shoot a flower shot every day with another lens, until I run out of lenses

Today I started with the G1 and the Pentax/Cosmicar 25/1.4



More tomorrow !

C U
Rafael​

 

Thanks, BBW !

As for the number of lenses, views differ ! I think, not enough, my wife thinks, countless

But you're right, if I want to bring this project to a good end, I will have to inventarise the stock

Anyway, here's today's image, shot with G1 and Nikkor 50/1.4 + extension ring.



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Rafael​

 

Day 3 was a rainy day with only a few sunny moments. Of which I took advantage to shoot this pic with the G1 and a Micro-Nikkor 105/2.8.
Shot on tripod in the garden



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Rafael​

 

Day 4 was quite nice, some sunny moments and some clouds. But still too cold for the season.

Here's another azalea shot biggrin: because of Liza, I have to stick to flowers that I can name ) with the G1 and the Micro-Nikkor 55/2.8



(a lot) more to come,
Rafael​

 

Another day, another lens, another picture

This one is with the G1 and the Reflex-Nikkor 500/8



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Rafael​

 

Thanks, everybody, for your comments ! Much appreciated !
And keep visiting this topic, we are far from finished

Good evening for now,
Rafael

 

All the shots I have been showing so far, have been taken around my house. So has this one, in a dark piece of woodland, next to where I live, in the evening light.
Maybe over the weekend, I'll go shooting somewhat further away

G1 with Leica Hektor 135/4.5



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Rafael​

 

I was looking for a subject to render the swirly bokeh of this Super Comat, and, in the end, I found the azalea to fit in best.
In this picture, the PP was also adapted to reinforce the vintage look.

G1 with Bell & Howell Super Comat 1" f1.9



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Rafael
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My wife grows Saintpaulias all year long. I took this one outside to enjoy the light.

G1 with Micro-Nikkor 200/4



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Rafael​

 

I went to the sunday morning market in our village today, and shot this one handheld. Handholding such a long lens resulted in a lot of non-keepers

G1 with Nikkor 180/2.8 ED



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Rafael
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