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Neon light is the best light

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Grass double exposure

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Double exposure on Kodak 5207

Fools despise wisdom and instruction

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The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.
-Proverbs 1:7

How to reduce glare in your photos

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How to Reduce Or Eliminate Glare
Its funny, I've known about polarized lenses for a long time. I think I was a teenager when I was handed a pair of polarizing sun glasses to see into the ocean and remove the glare. When taking photos of my brother's artwork, it never occurred to me to use a polarizing filter.
Long story short, if you want to reduce glare in your photos, use a circular polarizing filter. It won't work on glare caused by light in the direction of the camera; it needs to be glare caused by light coming from a 90-degree angle. Take a look at these painting photos - it makes a huge difference. It adds contrast and not shown here but it really makes the colors pop.
Glare city!
No Glare, shot with a Tiffen circular polarizing filter on my lens.

Birds caught leaving

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Fly away birds on double exposure

Double round five petals

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FLOWER ON FILM
FujiFilm 400

Curly Tail Lizard

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This Kaws power trips

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be  Kaws it's the Plaza?
I went at night (8PM) to check out a new sculpture from the artist Kaws at the Plaza in Coral Gables. Unfortunately it was sectioned off with those VIP rope things. I couldn't get close and could only photograph the back of it. I then went to the second floor and a security guard told me I could not photograph it with my camera only my phone...

I pointed at my camera and said its an old school film camera. He waved his hand at my camera, mumbled something and walked away.

I found his rules funny and stupid and remembered where I was. I had already taken my photos so I left.
The plaza at Coral Gables was built on a residential street, around a man's house. Nice guys these people are.
Backside view from above.
VIP only, Baby!  

God feedeth them

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" Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? "
-Matthew 6:26


God   feedeth them

Green branch

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Dole Whips

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Dole Whip vs Dole Whip
Kodak Ektar 100
Kodak Ultramax 400

Endless summer

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Endless          Summer

Purple flowers with center that fades into white then yellow

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FLOWERS ON FILM
KODAK EKTAR 100

Reverberation

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UPDATE: My awesome camera is now dead

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I loved using the Nikon Lite Touch AF camera and had many positive experiences with it. But, a huge problem started happening with the shutter— it's now stuck. When ever I turn on the camera, everything seems normal, and sometimes it is... But a growing problem keeps happening. The aperture blades are jammed, causing the camera to shut off every time I tried to take a photo.

I attempted to fix the aperture blades, but it quickly became apparent that my Macgyver skills weren't enough for this repair. This photo marks the moment I realized my fix had come to an end. This camera is now dead.
Nikon Lite Touch AF Update
My awesome camera is now totally broken.
Buy another one?
It's more expensive now so probably no. Might try to find something else cheaper.
I lost about two rolls of film before I attempted my last ditch effort to fix it.

Partial lunar eclipse on Film

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Partial lunar eclipse on Film
As I pulled out the roll from my development tank I didn't think I had anything. Darn, it looked  overexposed. I almost didn't even scan the negatives. But I did, and here is what I got.  It's not perfect but I got it and I got it on film!

Shot on Kodak Ektar 100 film using my Nikon F6 w/ the Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6 D ED lens. In cloudy skies from Miami Florida -  October 14 2023 around 1:30 PM.
The eclipse isn't visible in this one but I love how it looks. Oh how wonderful the return of Jesus Christ shall be.

God is not the author of confusion

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For God is not the author of confusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the saints.
- 1 Corinthians 14:33 

Lomo 800 Late Night Stroll

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Late night handheld on Lomography COlor 800

Big red hibiscus rosa flower with yellow pollen

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FLOWER ON FILM
Kodak Ektar 100

The sky split in half

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Dark storm clouds cover half the sky as the last streaks of sun light hits the blue sky as the sun sets. Captured on film, Kodak Portra 400 on the Nikon F80s with the Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f/2 lens.
SPLIT IN HALF