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• Retiring My Blog

  Posted on Monday February 2nd, 2009 at 20:08 in images

  Well, after much thought I have decided to retire this blog for now and seek some new direction.  I will shift focus to the root site www.eclecticstudiocafe.com and organize my art/photos and such for display and will have somewhat of a live update ...

• New Snow Flakes!

  Posted on Wednesday January 7th, 2009 at 22:18 in Macro Photography, snowflakes, panasonic fz5

  I grabbed my Panasonic FZ5 to capture some snow flakes.  I already had it setup with a Russian achromatic lens topped with my Raynox 150 and 150. They are not as sharp as I would like but am happy with them. [tags] snowflakes, Panasonic FZ5 [/tag...

• New Pets, Toy and Year!

  Posted on Wednesday December 31st, 2008 at 08:50 in images

  Well, we are now heading into a new year.  I am not much of a writer (an area I could surely improve upon) and so won’t go into things too deeply but it has been a great year of challenges, growth and change.  One thing to put simply-I pray (...

• Apophysis: Exploring Images

  Posted on Monday December 22nd, 2008 at 23:19 in digital art, abstract, apophysis

  I loaded up one of my favorite computer programs this past week.  I find it helps to explore images in other ways to get inspiration.  Here are a couple of my recent images. You will find the Apophysis site in my links section. “Star” ...

• Snow Drift

  Posted on Monday December 22nd, 2008 at 09:45 in panasonic fz30, snowdrift, fz30

  We had a decent storm recently and the winds were whipping up snow drifts.  This one was a bit higher than what I am used to seeing in our back porch.  I don’t think the photo does it justice. In other happenings, I updated my WP and I am sur...

• Macro Snowflakes: The Snow Rail!

  Posted on Wednesday December 17th, 2008 at 17:10 in Macro Photography, snowflakes, nikon d70, pro optic extension tubes

  My snow box is finally done.  I have named it the Snow Rail. It is mounted on a rail that allows you to move the camera in 4 directions (up/down and left/right).  My current setup is the Nikon D70, Pro Optic Auto extension tubes, Nikon 50mm and a c...

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