Pixel Darkroom Photography

I read somewhere that one of the interesting things about creating a photograph every day for a whole year is that it will help you remember what you did that particular day. I look back and I sometimes remember what I did and how I felt but sometimes I don’t. If I look through the other images of that particular day I may remember what I was trying to photograph, what other things happened or how many different ideas I tried until I liked the one I ended up posting. This is one of the days where I didn’t feel like shooting anything. I’m already tired and I sort of look forward to finishing so I could concentrate on other things as well. Today I shot an empty chair with a zoom lens, available light at highest (and worst) ISO setting on my worst sensor while sitting on the couch. Here it is. I hope you had a better day. God bless you.

We have discovered here that the closer the mirrors are, the more people you see in the mirrors. We have also discovered that if you tell your subject to look at the camera, he’s not going to know at which camera to look. Fun.
Strobist info: on camera 580 EX (II?) bounced into ceiling.

Strobist info: 580 EX CL with coroplast gridspot via Pocket Wizard.

Due to the circumstances of this particular situation I cannot provide any information on this photograph.

Strobist info: 580 EX II with 3/4 CTO zoomed to 105mm, CR, triggered via ETTL by on camera 580 EX II. Subject was not to be found shortly after this photograph was taken.

no comment. Just that.

Image available for publication and for purchase as fine art print.