An Expensive Light Meter
In the first few week so shooting my Hasselblad I was really struggling to trust what my light meter was saying. I was mostly shooting wide open. On my light meter I would set my film speed and check what shutter speed matched my 2.8 aperture setting on my lens. I was carrying my Monochrom with me and using that as a backup to check to make sure I had the right exposure. Basically I would take a shot with the settings from the light meter to makes sure the exposure was correct. It makes for an expensive light meter. It turned out I got some pretty cool shots along the way...
Today's configuration: Leica M-Monochrom with a Summicron 50mm f/2.0
Fuji TV building in Odaiba. I got this when I was out there shooting the Tokyo Skyline...
I think the film one came out much better...
My buddy David... He is my film scanning sempai. Well actually my sempai for all things film...
Maybe. A very Japanese expression. Maybe you won't die if you keep smoking...
We walk around the areas around the temples in Asakusa. I haven't explored these areas before. It was very interesting. I love finding new areas to explore.
I still haven't made it to Tokyo Sky Tree yet...
A couple ringing in the New Year...
Perhaps a new form of coning? It may be evolving. Warn the others...
Thanks for stopping by today...
