Thomas, 3 ans et demi, le grand frère de la petite chose sur la photo précédente.
Les paramètres affichés sont ceux de la première photo, pour la seconde les voici :
Nikon AF 50mm F1.8, f/2.2, 1/320sec, Iso 500.

Thomas, 3 years and a half, the big brother of the little thing on the previous picture.
Displayed settings belongs to the first picture, for the second one here they are:
Nikon AF 50mm F1.8, f/2.2, 1/320sec, Iso 500.

drink tea
forget sadness
2008-07-15

I'm back in Barcelona again, for the 2008 Europe Photobloggers meetup which starts this evening. I travelled over yesterday, with Paul Hargreaves, and we took a trip to the Palau Nacional (the home of the National Museum of Catalan Art). I didn't get any particularly good shots, but do like this one – a shot of the waterfall in front of the building.

We have various photo-walks planned for the next couple of days so I should be able to get back to posting a bit more regularly.

captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter cropped?

8.13pm on 9/9/08 Canon 1Ds Mark II EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM 200mm f/4.0 0.3s aperture priority +0.0 evaluative 100 580EX II RAW ACR 16x9

Brad Pitt at Roy Thomson Hall.

Fans hunting for Mr. Pitt.

And Tilda Swinton taking a photo with fans at North American premiere of Coen Brother's Burn After Reading at Toronto International Film Festival.

A White-winged Triller (Lalage sueurii), photograped last weekend in the Wellsford Forest.

EXIF: Canon EOS 30D : 1/100 sec : f/5.6 : 400 mm : ISO 160

and some more from the archive :)

I often notice the changing collection of people who sit on these harsh steps at the foot of the Duke of York’s Column, London. They look out at nothing much in a small corner of St. James’s Park.

- AG
Lens : Nikon 12-24mm f/4.0 @ 12mm (18mm equiv.)

Just a quick note to everyone that has stuck around to this photoblog, that there are changes in the wind. Yes, I realize I've said it before, but this time I've actually taken action. Yesterday I launched a preview of my new site, Houser Photography. This new site is meant to be a more concentrated effort to get my work shown in more than a hobbyist's way. I will be spending the cold winter months preparing work for public display and trying to set up connections with agencies and stock houses in an effort to hopefully get paid for what I love to do (wouldn't that be something?).

As a result, this content seems more fitting to be included with that site. I've included a blog section in that design and will be migrating all this archived content over to that site. The move will allow me to better manage bandwidth issues which have plagued this site for a while now, as well as address some other technical details I've been meaning to put in place for a while now.

So I encourage you to have a look and familiarize yourself with the new site. In hopefully a week or two I'll be ready to close the curtains on this site and open them on the new one. You will notice that I've included Google Ads on the new blog. I've already received some feedback on it and I'll just say that it's a test program. Eventually, there will be sidebar content which will push that content down the page a bit more and make it less obtrusive. I'm not obligated or married to them - it's just papa's gotta pay the bills, right? Any other feedback, though... let the ideas flow. I'll be happy to hear them.