December 2011
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The Bicyclists →
Please drop in to view a gallery on The Bicyclists of Amsterdam. A mode of transportation that ain’t half bad.
November 2011
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October 2011
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“Before the Industrial Revolution, the range of color available for art and...”
– Wikipedia
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Lens Blur Test
I went out with the Canon 7D and the 135mm f/2L lens in Amsterdam.
The purpose of the test was to achieve a shallow depth of field, and sharp focus using the AF focus points in the camera.
All the shots used a wide open aperture (f/2).
ISO: 640, Shutter: 1/1000
ISO 200, Shutter: 1/1600
ISO 400, Shutter: 1/1250
ISO 400, Shutter: 1/1250
ISO 400, Shutter: 1/1600
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September 2008
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Moving Life Cycles
I am continuing at:
For a time, this blog was moved to:
http://lifecycles.collardeau.com
August 2008
32 posts
WatchA man leans over a chair at Westerpark.
WatchThe sun at eye level, the best rays of sunshine.
WatchWesterpark on Saturday afternoon.
WatchStatue of social-anarchistic Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis (wiki) at Nassauplein.
WatchThis is my address for a night.
WatchThese pedestrians seem lost.
WatchEurope 2008, in a photo animation created with animoto.com.
WatchNice turn. Cue Bicycle. End on sky.
WatchThings to do in ‘dam.
WatchVondelpark by bicycle.
WatchThis is good with a buzz on.
WatchAmsterdam has a song, like New York, New York!
WatchA horse carriage and bicycles passing by the window is not so uncommon at Entrepotduk.
WatchWriter Multalti denounced Dutch colonialism and now casts an eye on Dutch society from the open square.
WatchAmsterdam appears abandoned to nature often times.
WatchWater is soothing. There is a lot of blue on Amsterdam’s map.
WatchDe Oranjerie is a fine place to dine and linger in Jordaan.
WatchThe scene at Sugar Factory.