Category Archives: Familie

I’m still trying out things with my Debian Wheezy which I’m running since 9 days now, but today short after dinner, I also took a quick snapshot of Zuleikha, drawing: Olympus E-PL1 camera and 45mm lens. ISO 200 but “pushed” … Continue reading →

Today I used the old Olympus OM-2N film camera more than any other. I have Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film in it, and on a short walk we gave each other the camera and took photos of ourselves – … Continue reading →

No, I didn’t get a new lens. But today I finished a roll of BW400CN black & white film in the OM-2N cmaera, and after that I’ve loaded it with Kodak Ektar 100. And while I was at it, I … Continue reading →

Today I think I’ve got the right moment: Zuleikha. Olympus E-PL1 with Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm 1:1.8 lens. See it in Flickr’s Lightbox. The weather outside is rainy, and the sky full of clouds, which makes it a giant softbox. … Continue reading →

I asked Mitchie to take my portrait in low light with her new camera. This is it: Olympus E-PL5 with 45mm lens, almost everything on auto. ISO 2000, 1/80th of a second at f/1.8 – and to make matters worse, … Continue reading →

After the recent experiences with Mitchie’s new Olympus E-PL5, I decided to just reset my mind for a moment, and to try something new and old – so I took my Olympus E-PL1, mounted its standard 14-42mm zoom lens, set … Continue reading →

After school, lunch, violin lesson, and dinner, Zuleikha was still reading a bit. Busy girl… Olympus E-PL1 with the 45mm M.Zuiko lens and natural daylight. If you have the far side of the face illuminated instead of the near one, … Continue reading →

Zuleikha Hand-held with 1/13th of a second at ISO 1600. Converted from raw file using Olympus Viewer 2, converted to black & white using RawTherapee. Thanks for viewing.

Through APhotoEditor, I was just reminded of Phil Toledano. I commented that Phil is great, and how could anyone ever forget his “Days with my father“. Just ordered it in printed form. Phil simply deserves this. This is heart-breaking stuff. … Continue reading →