Hello everyone, spring is approaching and the vegetation will begin to come back to life. In the meantime, I present to you this series of black and white photos.
Can't wait for the spring when I could finally go back to hunting for photos to publish to you. But for the moment, I've gathered mismatched shots which nevertheless remain interesting.
In this photo I wanted to show a dark area with a humanoid form that walks like a giant destroying everything that passes under its feet. There he crosses a railway line but he could also have climbed the walls of a skyscraper.
This photo also shows us that the objects and constructions of everyday life can be seen as works of art such as this suite of potot which supports the catetary in order to allow the train to circulate always with a winter setting sun.
Publishing photos on hive allowed me to discover the very pronounced black and white backlighting in Gama if you look closely at the photo you can also see on the upper right part of this image small dark spots which are traces of condensation on the sensor of my camera.
Found these stains in the same place. Having never had this kind of problem before, I had to ask a photographer friend why these stains had appeared. I believe my device was broken. I thought that taking pictures of the sun had damaged my photo camera. He explained to me that it could be grease stains ejected from an internal mechanical part of the mirror or condensation. The easiest way was to buy a cleaning kit to fix the problem.
After a test on a blue sky background I discovered a constellation of micro spots and I decided to clean my device. In this photo we can see the result which is not bad but not yet at the top. So I cleaned up my case a second time.
How could this condensation stain my sensor. The answer is simple. I left my camera in the trunk of my car for a full night and it was this night at minus five degrees. The next day when I wanted to use it in a room where the temperature was 20 degrees and I changed my lens to adapt my shooting to the place where I was throwing. The thermal difference of 25 degrees has transformed the micro particles of water in suspension in the air into droplets of water with their small noaux of dust. Which immediately stuck to the sensor and the mirror and after drying left these traces. Beware of lens manipulation when your equipment is cold.
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All original photos @Cyboule