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'ne Rose by Pascal Volk

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Two white flowers.

Olympus E-PL3, Lensbaby Composer Pro + Sweet 35

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“Sacramento International Airport, Lensbaby Edge Infrared”

©2024 Gary L. Quay

Lensbaby Edge Effect at the Sacramento International Airport.

Camera: Nikon D300 (infrared conversion)

Lens: 35mm Lensbaby Edge mounted in a Composer Pro.

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Lensbaby Composer Pro II with Sweet 50 Lens Review: Dramatic Dreamy Bokeh Effects Made Easy

The Lensbaby Composer Pro II with Sweet 50 Lens is a versatile and innovative lens system offering photographers a unique shooting experience. The Composer II is a base that connects to your camera, into which different lenses are connected, and the Sweet 50 lens is a great option for those who want to add creative effects and personality to their photographs. (more…) “”

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The Most Innovative Pinhole Yet. Lensbaby Obscura Review

Applaud for the effort. But fail for the execution.

For more stories like this, please subscribe to the Phoblographer. It’s an intriguing concept that Lensbaby deserves multitudes of praise for. A tilt-shift pinhole optic? Indeed, the Lensbaby Obscura is truly a first of a kind. When our team was first pitched about the idea of a pinhole, we were told that it would work with the Lensbaby Composer Pro II system. That’s where I raised my eyebrows.…

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White | Spring 2020 | Lithuania #106/365 by Andrius Aleksandravičius Via Flickr: Portfolio | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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Good Omens, but make it hipster:

This is an actual bar in my area. I am dying.

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50x50 by Pascal Volk Via Flickr: Ganz viele Linien

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Tess.

Olympus E-PL3 + Lensbaby Composer Pro, Sweet 35

The Texas Photography Festival in Georgetown, TX is coming up on Saturday, March 16. I missed last year's, but I'll be attending this year.

Here are three previously unpublished shots of @swizzz__ from the 2022 event, back when it was called The Georgetown Photography Festival.

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I've been playing with a new lens: the Lensbaby Composer Pro! Will post actual photos sometime soon 🌼

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Variations on Local Themes

Variations on Local Themes

A grand collapse of foliage,

a lens that distorts.

Old willows frame

paths to obscurity.

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Photographs made at Juanita Bay Park in Kirkland, Washington with a Lensbaby Composer Pro and processed in Lightroom (a few changes made in Color Efex Pro). For some photographs, in-camera filters such as Dramatic Tone, Grainy Film & Soft Focus (on an Olympus…

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Images taken using a Lensbaby Composer Pro with a Sweet 35 Optic.

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Testing Tilt-Shift Lens (RAW Images)

I rented out the Lensbaby Composer Pro with the Sweet 35mm f2.5 and Edge 80mm f2.8 lens. The Composer Pro is a tilt-shift mount to which you can add a different lens.

I've been intrigued by the tilt-shift lens after the vintage-style look, Roger Deakins achieved for the film The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.

He created a lens for the movie called the Deakinizer Lenses & Tilt-Shift Effect

However, there is a difference between a normal tilt-shift and a Deakinizer lens

A Deakinizer lens creates

Vignetted images

Color diffraction

Blur select sections

Change scale — create a miniature effect

Being fascinated by this I came across the Lensbaby mount and lens that could help me achieve this look in some way. I don't know, I felt that this feeling would create dreamily and dramatize the images more. Diffracting colors Focusing completely at one point and going out of focus everywhere else. Somewhere I felt this look created by the lens helped bring out the feeling of being lost and trying to find your identity.

To test it out I targeted various places and setting to see what I could achieve both on film and digital.

Film Photos

I really like the eerie feeling that the lens created. The focus is directed at one point then everything else around it is blurs out and caves in.

Digital Photos

The way the lights get pulled and diffracted I absolutely loved it. It had a very cyberpunk feeling to it. That's probably because of the area. But with colors, everything seemed hazier and pulled out.

I came across this video while I was testing out the tilt-shift and found that the film camera I was using could take photos with multiple exposures. That made things more interesting.

When you switch to Multiple Exposure Mode, every time you take a shot the same frame gets repeatedly exposed to the light. Through this, I was able to understand f-stops even better.

Could I show two Identities through this technique?

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Breaking the Waves by paulo_abrantes

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Lensbaby Composer Pro w/ Edge 80