Visual adventure from Carlos Eliason
Meyer-Optik Görlitz produces a wide range of vintage-inspired lenses in updated designs and solid builds, reminiscent of Zeiss or Voigtlander heavyweights. Cast in all-metal construction with few or no electronics, the lenses are built for picky, manual focus loving photographers who want something new with a flare of the odd. I recently received a demo … Continue reading Shades of purple with the new Trimagon 95mm
Fourth of July seems as good of item as any to hop in the pool and grab the camera. I used to do this more often, but lack of time and willing models never helps the process. I’ve missed it so much! Water and light do interesting and odd things, especially with color and shape. … Continue reading Summertime pool fun
I don’t remember when it first struck me as critical. To my eye, the light must have glowed, the shades of hue must have been on fire. Thick layers of pigment, piled on sweetly. “A quality of light, a tone,” says John Steinbeck, describing a mood or feeling in a scene drenched in morning sun; … Continue reading Ignitas creativitas
Macro pictures of sparks will never get old to me. In some part, I think they represent how my head works. A dizzying array of neurons firing, to what end? Continue reading Buzz around my head
