Tag Archives for 50mm
I don’t see cover bands as a rule, but since I was at this ‘Joshua Tree 20th anniversary release party’ anyway I thought it would be good practice to shoot the band and try ‘different’ things. And not be afraid … Continue reading →
01. December 2007 by Caroline
Categories: Photography |
Tags: 20mm, 20th anniversary, 50mm, anniversary release, canon 16, close ups, concerts, different perspective, focal length lenses, gig, har, joshua tree, lad, many different things, photographers, primes, sigma 24, slideshow, starters |
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There are too many lenses too chose from, enough to drive a camera enthusiast crazy. But I think I’ve got it narrowed down. I’m looking to buy a 20 or 24mm prime (i.e. a fixed focal length, not a zoom) … Continue reading →
23. September 2005 by Caroline
Categories: Photography |
Tags: 50mm, budget, canon, canon 16, canon 24mm, canon lens, counterparts, fixed focal length, hoods, money, primes, sandisk, sandisk cards, sigma 20mm, sigmas, zoom |
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The EOS 300d is mine. Only it isn’t. Read if you want to share in my consumer angst. Having tortured myself over the cost of this toy, this thing I can only barely justify buying, (“I don’t have kids or … Continue reading →
19. June 2004 by Caroline
Categories: Products |
Tags: 50mm, american cable, american rebel, batteries, consumer angst, eos 300d, euro plug, goodies, hassle, money, olympus om10, pets, posterity, sigma lens, sun cap, swag, tiny fist, uv filter, what a bummer, wide angle lens |
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I got my first camera, an Afgamatic 2000, when I was 10, in 1973. I still remember how the feel of it in my hand and how it felt to press the release. It came with a slinky chain, which … Continue reading →
14. March 2004 by Caroline
Categories: Products |
Tags: 50mm, auto focus, batteries, classmates, concert photography, electronic equipment, first auto, first camera, flash bulbs, gossip, little foot, mid 80s, olympus om 10, om, portraits, sigma, slr, sports events, wide angle, xerox |
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