Recent content by drkhalsa

Great! I knew I'd had this same problem with mine early on. I just couldn't recall the solution. Thanks, Chan Tran and albireo!

Sign at Campesino's Coffee shop

Did you set the lens aperture to its smallest setting? For example, f22. The FG will choose the aperture and shutter speed when in P mode, and the shutter speed when in A mode. But the lens aperture must be set on the smallest f stop for the P mode. When the LEDs show 60 and 125, the camera...

Sign in backyard

Albireo, in what part of town will you be staying while you are here?

The Menil Collection is free of charge, closed Monday and Tuesday. The whole Menil neighborhood is a pleasant place to be and has other neighboring art collections, the Cy Twombly Gallery and the Drawing Institute. There is a water color gallery a block away from the Menil, too. The Rothko...

I subscribe to the New York Times for about $4 a month, especially for moments like this when an article I'm interested in comes along.

https://www.outsmartmagazine.com/2016/02/grace-lutheran-church-closes-kindred-rises/

Thank you, the camera handled the lighting well. I took several frames to get the best composition.

Church in the Montrose, Houston

Nope, that's not it either. He's using a Nikon F and has a dark room in his aparment.

Hot Dogs for Gaugin?

"Oh and there also is a movie with Danny De Vito where he is playing a photographer in the 50s - he is developing his sheets in the trunk of his car (at night) to be the first who can sell his picture to the newspaper. But i cannot recall the title of the movie, maybe it`s already in this list...

Joel Sartore at one time worked for National Geographic and used Nikon equipment. Probably Kodachrome, too.

I like how you framed vertically to tell the story.