365 Tagesfotos - und meine Tage dauern bis ich ins Bett gehe...
365 daily photos (a photo a day keeps the doctor away).
jens@fotocooperation.ch
6.10.11
We were walking in the national park and heard deer belling real close, so close, that we got excited a bit.
This shot was made through my sunglasses looking at a shot of today on my laptop.
Light: AL (laptop screen)
5.10.11
Fresh milk has unknown qualities.
Light: 430EX in milk can, 1/8 power, 24mm
580EX throu umbrella from 8:00, 1/8 power, 1m away, 24mm
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4.10.11
A beautiful day in the Swiss Alps. We were on the Muottas Muragl and did a lot of hiking. This small sea is called Lej Muragl.
The panorama shows St.Moritz to Sils.
Light: AL with polaroid filter.
3.10.11
Stefan - during his very last day of Siwss military service.
We (family) met him on the ruine called Guarda Val above Madulain. He is suposed to help to cook for the 160+/- other soldiers arriving tonight. It is a special group called "train" soldiers, who still move around with working horses. I think this is a nostaligic left over of former days.
In normal life (we have a militia system) he plans for diggers with a GPS System, which gives the driver a full 3D picture of the whole he has to dig on a monitor.
Thank you for modelling.
Lens: Sigma 28mm, 1.8 Lens (Exifs are wrong)
Light: 580EX with ¼ CTO from 9:00, slightly higher than his head, 50cm away, 1/32power, 35mm
2.10.11
Antonia Etter is in charge for the small calfs and gives them warm mothercow milk from the bottle.
We got some nice cheese (from the alp lavirun), some milk in our oldstyle milk can and 10 eggs (two days old - todays eggs are harder to peel). She is a busy women and I had like 10sec to make the shot of her (if I can continue working, she said).
Thank your for letting me do so.
Light: All with Sigmas 28mm, 1.8
Calf: AL at f 1.8
Cheese (f 4.0) and Antonia (f 1.8): 430EX on camera turned left to bounce of the left wall with a black foamie thing preventing spill forward.
1.10.11
If you are small and spend your days in the gras, don't fall asleep - there could be some danger coming.
I did (hopefully) this years last lawnmoving. And instead of doing all, i decided to do my dayly picture with the last bit. Looking back it would have been better to cut the gras just infront of the camera, to have free view on the rotating knife (yes, it was rotationg full speed here - that's how fast 1/16 of flash can be).
Making of here.
Light: SB26 left of camera. 7:00, 24mm, 1/16 power,
SB26, reight of camera , 5:00, 85mm (to prevent to much light on the wheels), 1/16 power,
both lying on the ground and goboed haveway on the outer side, to reduce light on the wheels (to close),
430EX on a lightstand 6:00, ½ power, ¼ CTO, in a lumiquest III, 160cm high, pointing down a bit to light me, the background and the lawnmover,
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