My daughter tried a fountain pen for the first time. I chose the pen, and she chose the ink.
I showed her the position of the finger on the pen and how to aligned the nib. She did a few drawings.
She was pretty proud of using daddy's pens. This may be the start of a second fountain pen addict in the house.
She is 3 years old.
For the FP freaks:
Lamy ABC Blue pen with A nib
Iroshizuku Tsutsuji Pilot ink (AKA "PINK" )
Click on picture for bigger version.
Enjoy!
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
Green Grass inside Old Quebec City
Taken as the sun is setting in one of the few places with this much grass you can find inside the walls of old Quebec.
Technical information:
54 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + 2 nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO200 f11 and 1/4, 1/15 and 1/60 seconds.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Interactive View.
Enjoy!
nick
Technical information:
54 images in 3 rows of 4-8-4 images + 2 nadir * 3 exposures each.
Shot at 10mm, ISO200 f11 and 1/4, 1/15 and 1/60 seconds.
Generated 3 equirectangular panorama (one per exposure) with hugin and post process with photomatix.
Interactive View.
Enjoy!
nick
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Lights in the Purple Tree
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
From Boucherville at night
After a big day, it was still quite warm outside, so I decided to skip some sleep and to go and take a few pictures. Had time to take only one pano. Night panos with my current lens are quite long to shoot. And this one, with all the reflections really needed the multiple long exposures.
You can go see the Interactive View.
Enjoy!
nick
You can go see the Interactive View.
Enjoy!
nick
Monday, November 9, 2009
New Sand Dunes and a few roofs
Finally had some time to post new images.
First is another pano I had made when we were visiting Tadoussac. This one was taken from the bottom of the sand dunes. See the interactive to get the feeling.
Interactive View.
This one is only about 180 degree wide. Taken from a bay window, I liked the way we could see all the roofs for a quite long distance.
Enjoy!
First is another pano I had made when we were visiting Tadoussac. This one was taken from the bottom of the sand dunes. See the interactive to get the feeling.
Interactive View.
This one is only about 180 degree wide. Taken from a bay window, I liked the way we could see all the roofs for a quite long distance.
Enjoy!
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