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Walking

Walking

Lighthouse

Sunrise

Snow!

"... few photographers ever master their medium. Instead they allow the medium to master them and go on an endless squirrel cage chase from new lens to new paper to new developer to new gadget, never staying with one piece of equipment long enough to learn its full capacities, becoming lost in a maze of technical information that is of little or no use since they don't know what to do with it."


"... the task can be made immeasurably easier by selecting the simplest possible equipment and procedures and staying with them. Learning to see in terms of the field of one lens, the scale of one film and one paper, will accomplish a good deal more than gathering a smattering of knowledge about several sets of tools."


by Edward Weston.


Found it here.

Clear

Ships

Sunset

Nice view!

Cloudy

Butterfly

(hopefully) my next printer

More about the Epson Stylus Photo R3000 printer here.

20 Photographic Exercises

1. Photograph your definition of “Sunday Afternoon”
2. Photograph a person standing in a doorway
3. Photograph two subjects that don’t go together like a basketball team standing in a swimming pool wearing their basketball uniforms
4. Randomly pick a window in your house and make photographs from and through that window
5. Photograph shadows
6. Photograph a stranger
7. Photograph something that reminds you of a vivid dream you once had
8. Photograph colors as if they were the emotion they represent
9. Photograph an extreme close up of a  tattoo
10. Photograph from a balcony
11. Photograph the concept of waiting
12. Photograph hair as if it were landscape
13. Photograph mother’s cooking
14. Photograph “cold”
15. Photograph the juxtaposition of young and old
16. Photograph silence
17. Photograph a dinner party
18. Photograph a musician
19. Photograph a striking landscape at night
20. Photograph a self portrait


Found it here.

A river

Dancing :)

Έλα κόρη της σελήνης, 

έλα και άναψε φωτιά.

Κοίτα τόσα παλικάρια 

που κοιμούνται στη νυχτιά.

Penguins

A cat

Nice view

Canon 60D vs Nikon D7000

"Choosing an advanced DSLR is never easy. If you’re already a Canon shooter and wondering whether to upgrade to the 60D, it makes plenty of sense to do so. It surpasses the 50D in most areas, while adding video capture and an articulated screen. If you’re trying to choose between the 60D and the D7000, as we said in the Nikon’s test, we give the edge to Canon. It has higher resolution, one stop better noise control (and more resolving power to sacrifice if you opt for heavier noise reduction), and can focus in dimmer light than the Nikon. Case closed."


Found it here.

Early in the morning

A big hat :)

Carpets

Red

Golden Chalkida

Flying

Walking

The sea

Raining

Playing

Happy new year!