Photography

I am testing the limits of my D Lux 6. For sceneries, when you want to take some pictures with distance, you have no other choice than use the zoom. That's maybe a good reason to get a second camera. Wbat do you think? The Jardins du Luxembourg trees, the

In 1888, Ferdinand Hurter and Vero Charles Driffield patented the "Actinograph", a device for computing exposure times and apertures for cameras. It didn't measure anything, and was more like a slide rule based on the plate speed, time of day, time of yea

We found some interesting fabric yesterday

Apart from the usual holiday snapshots, I am trying to incorporate a bit of abstract photography in the mix to see what I can come up with during my travels. In this case, I worked on the theme of lines, mostly found in buildings and architecture. Here ar

Sir Donald McCullin, CBE, Hon FRPS (born 9 October 1935), is a British photographer... the video ( link here ) runs just under one hour and I found it an interesting look behind the curtain... revisiting locations around England, telling stories, working

Probably more likely than the white dial Daytona ever coming in!

No filters applied, just a quick iPhone shot. The colors are insanely intense. Cheers, HSTE

The beauty of the car was worth some photos, but not only. The colors, the ambiance, the light.... Enjoy. As much as I did, when I drove it. Nicolas

Shinagawa is commonly used to refer to the business district around Shinagawa Station, when in fact the station is located in Minato-ku. Shinagawa has a sister-city relationship with Geneva, Switzerland... On Thursday past I was headed for some sushi at 味