new zealand
at world`s end
20/07/2008 23:08 Filed in: photos
Canon EOS-20D - 28-70mm - iso100 - f5.6 - 1/100
- Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-20D - 28-70mm - iso200 - f3.2 - 1/3200 - Michael Grobe
lost in the clouds
16/07/2008 14:32 Filed in: photos
Canon EOS-20D - 19-35mm - iso100 - f9 - 1/1000 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-20D - 19-35mm - iso100 - f9 - 1/1000 - Michael Grobe
The clouds are coming down to kiss the mountains. South Island of New Zealand, near Milford Sound.
Wasserfuchli
15/07/2008 00:23 Filed in: photos
Canon EOS-20D - 80-400mm - iso100 - f13.0 - 1/8000 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-20D - 80-400mm - iso100 - f13.0 - 1/8000 - Michael Grobe
Hydroplane floating in golden sunlight at dusk on Lake Te Anau, South Island of New Zealand.
sleeping beauty
11/07/2008 23:30 Filed in: photos
Sony Cybershot DSC-P9 - iso100 - f4.5 - 1/125 - Michael Grobe
Sleeping black swans on lake Rotorua, North Island of New Zealand.
dark forest
11/07/2008 00:20 Filed in: photos
Canon EOS-650 - Kodak Ektachrome 100 - Michael Grobe
Another slide-scan of photographs, which I took during my first stay in New Zealand in 2003. Cold morning mist covers the snowy top of the mountains while the forest still sleeps in darkness. It is the most amazing and beautiful country I have seen and I would love to stay there, if it wasn´t at worlds end...
old cheesy slides
29/06/2008 17:43 Filed in: photos
What should one do with some old slide-scans of
cheesy sundowners at the ocean...
One might say, you shouldn´t have taken the picture in the first place, but then, when you are at that beach you probably don´t feel cheesy about the view at all.
Thanks to the digital darkroom that can be fixed.
The images have been taken with my old trusty Canon EOS 650, the first serious of EOS cameras from 1987, which still just needs a fresh battery and a some film to work beautifully. I can still use my old lenses from that decade directly with my digital EOS bodies, don´t know of many technologies, which can provide that. Still I won´t switch back to film shooting at all, digital 35 is so much more enjoyable, has better image quality and you have the direct and full control in camera and in your computer.
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
One might say, you shouldn´t have taken the picture in the first place, but then, when you are at that beach you probably don´t feel cheesy about the view at all.
Thanks to the digital darkroom that can be fixed.
The images have been taken with my old trusty Canon EOS 650, the first serious of EOS cameras from 1987, which still just needs a fresh battery and a some film to work beautifully. I can still use my old lenses from that decade directly with my digital EOS bodies, don´t know of many technologies, which can provide that. Still I won´t switch back to film shooting at all, digital 35 is so much more enjoyable, has better image quality and you have the direct and full control in camera and in your computer.
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
Canon EOS-650 - Michael Grobe
