Photographer, ” Okamura’s Film Shooting”!
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I’m sorry
Because we can’t speak english
I am using DeepL translate, so it may be a strange sentence,
but I would like you to understand
Thank you
Before I get into the meat of this article, please take a look at
Photographer Okamura’s column site, where you will find references to
locations, shutter speeds, focal lengths, etc., at the URL
below!
Technical Reports
Leica M mount Minolta lens!
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Canon Lens “High-end convenience” zoom!
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How was the Technical Report column?
I think it was helpful for those who use film cameras to some extent.
I’ve been so busy with photography that I haven’t been able
to upload my columns very often.
I will try to write one article at a time, so please continue to
check back!
Now the main issue,
this time on location.
Camera used was a film camera
Canon NEW F1 made in Japan
Lens used was
Canon FD50mm f/1.8 S.C. Standard MF made in Japan
I will mainly post images taken by using the following lenses.
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This photo was taken at a
large park in South Ward,
Sapporo.
Contractors were busy in the park working on winter fencing
to protect the trees and flower gardens from the snow.
Sidewalk entrance into the park
The sun’s rays reflected the tree’s shadow on the fence.
Here’s a photo of the moment the birds suddenly took off.
Is it seasonal, the day of the week, or the time of day?
There is no one on the baseball field.
It’s kind of lonely.
I like the way the back netting shows up faintly when taken
with a film camera.
A man walking his dog.
Outside the park
Beautiful clouds in the sky
This car is also a very vintage Alfa Romeo
The nose of a Alfa Romeo sticking out from next to an old house,
it’s picturesque.
It was even better in monochrome.
I’d love to do a vintage car feature next time.＾＾
Taken at a park in West Ward,
Sapporo City
Location in a park about 20 minutes drive from the previous
location.
“Nanakamado” Japanese rowan (species of mountain ash,
Sorbus commixta)catches your eye as soon as you enter the
park.
You’re bearing fruit that will be beautiful this season.
Trees guarding the playground equipment
The contrast between the yellow of the leaves and the blue
of the sky is amazing!
I will frame this picture and hang it on my office wall.
The sun and shadows in the landscape are also wonderful.
Sun and Shadow 1
Sun and Shadow 2
Fallen Leaves and Water Supply
Conifer decoration
Autumn leaves and mysterious stairs
Childhood dream: “Entrance to a secret base.”
How did you like it?
I still prefer photographs taken with film.
The softness of the images, and the unexpected expressions
that can be captured by the mischief of the light.
While digital cameras are undoubtedly more convenient for
capturing materials as they are and from a cost standpoint,
I believe that film photography is very good for expressing
atmosphere and blurring of light.
In addition to the camera and lenses photographed this time,
there are many other good items.
Please take a look at the following URL.
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Photographer Okamura
Writer Kazuya Maruishi