PHOTO WALK
I always enjoy exploring the living world around me through my camera, although it’s often never enough time. Now and again, I am fortunate to explore through an unusual lens such as the A.Schacht Travenar F2.8. I am really taken by the bokeh from the Travenar, especially as adapted to my Sony A7R3.
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Technology does not make the image, but sometimes it can open up a window of possibilities. Within our digital world, “technology” usually has the connotation of state of the art, or advanced digital technologies. My day-to-day life as a cybersecurity professional at a hospital, specialized in medical imaging technologies, certainly leans heavily on the bleeding edge of applied technologies.
As this work has emerged recently, bleeding edge takes on a different context; as does applied technologies. By adapting several manual focus lens from the 1960’s or so to my Sony A7R3, the bleeding edge of the bokeh wraps the and ensnares the flora creating a window between the heart of the flora and world surround it.
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