Looking up in awe
4 Faves
TravelingRoths
11pm, 09/05/09
on zooomr
You can fave this too!
I've built a wordpress plugin that uses the API from photo sharing sites to share when people fave my photos on them within this site.
To show up on the left - simply fave the photo at one of the below sites.
In the future I look forward to making it more available for other wordpess users to benefit from.
Related Photos
These are the photos most related to the main photo, using categories and tags. I hope in future to use colour!
Camera Information
This information comes from the Camera and is stored in the EXIF data; occasionally it can get corrupted so if you notice anything odd - please let me know!
- Camera: EOS 400D DIGITAL
- Lens: EF135mm f/2L USM
- Focal Length: 135.0 mm
- Exposure: 1/2000
- Aperture: 2.0
- ISO: 100
My Gear
It's not all about the camera. Some of my favourite shots were taken with a 4MP point and shoot camera; and I've been lucky enough to have these photos sold. That said sometimes your gear limits you. Even the gear I used for the shot is not perfect - you're mileage may vary!
Nearby Photos
When I remember - I GeoTag my images - which you can read about in my workflow. It looks like you're in luck!
© Phill Price 2013. All Rights Reserved, unless clearly stated on the specific image. Proudly hosted in the UK by Covenant Solutions
About me
Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
Without formal training Phill has learnt the craft through a wide network of friends in groups such as London Flickr Meetups for whom he regularly organises events.
2 Comments
8pm, 10/05/09
on ipernity
A black shape stuck before lots of holes on white and sepia, with a sheet in hand. Would he be contemplating the spirit of serial music?
9pm, 10/05/09
on ipernity
A black shape stuck before lots of holes on white and sepia, with a sheet in hand. Would he be contemplating the spirit of serial music?
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