Please note that for medical reasons I am suspending my blogging and Project 365 activities until further notice.
I plan to provide more details about my medical situation and how it will impact my personal hobby of running Klaus’ Korner website.
Regards,
Klaus
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There is no question that my photograph is influenced much more by the choice of my lens lens than by my camera. Sharpness, contrast, depth of focus, clarity, and detail are all determined almost exclusively by the lens; it forms the image, while the camera simply captures it.
In last week’s article Getting ready for Project 365 (2017) I wrote:
One aspect I need to improve on is to learn more about what my lenses see.
I further wrote:
I will pick a topic for each of the 12 months, such as using a Street Lens (24-85 mm) or Normal Lens (50 mm) only.
In preparing for what to write about this week, I started to think, which lens should I start with?
Each year, Waldie Plaza, located in Downtown Antioch, is the place to be each Saturday evening in July and August. Here we relax under the evening sky while listening to music from local bands ranging from blues, latin and jazz to country and the oldies. The best, it was free!
Yesterday I announced in my post ‘A New Beginning’ the change of focus and content for Klaus’ Korner to be no longer about daily posting of newsworthy articles, but instead about Photography, more precise – My Photography.
Today I like to go into a bit of more detail regarding this transition. The main focus will be on publishing my daily photos taken as part of Project 365. The photos will be published as daily galleries that are contained in monthly albums. The twelve albums for this year will be collected under a larger albums named Project 365 (2015).
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