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Second-roll-ever in my bought-for-a-bargain P30. These first photos were shot with a Sigma auto-focus lens that the second-hand shop had mistakenly attached to the no-auto-focus P30. I had to manually operate the focus and could hear the motor grinding each time I did. As such, it was not the most precise focus.
Second-roll-ever in my bought-for-a-bargain P30. These first photos were shot with a Sigma auto-focus lens that the second-hand shop had mistakenly attached to the no-auto-focus P30. I had to manually operate the focus and could hear the motor grinding each time I did. As such, it was not the most precise focus.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
I had a blast taking photos of the horses that a friend of mine is helping to look after at the Singapore Saddle Club. In case you’re wondering about the names of the horses, the grey horse is called Cheetah, the small chestnut pony in paddock is Little Red, the dark bay horse with 2 white legs is Blackjack and the dark bay horse with all dark brown legs is Puddles. All these horses were former race horses put to pasture. They are the lucky ones. These photos were taken using a Nikon F601 SLR with a Tokina 20-35mm wide angle lens.
my Lomography X-Pro Slide 200 turn out so grainy. I don't know what I have done wrong...if I look at my older pictures taken with the same camera and film, they are looking so different. maybe someone can tell me what did I do wrong?
