Nahiz: Pinhole

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21 October 2010

Access Road 03

Location: on top of it
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

03 October 2010

Ruta 5 10

Location: Access Road to La Silla
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

30 September 2010

Ruta 5 08

Location: indicated
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustment
Camera: DMC-LX3

28 September 2010

Ruta 5 06

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, some colour ajustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

Ruta 5 05

Location: stopped
Changes: Contrast, colour adjustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

Ruta 5 04

Location: adelantando
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

Ruta 5 03

Location: behind a truck
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments
Camera: DMC-LX3

24 September 2010

Ruta 5 01

Location: between La Serena & Vallenar, Chile
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustment
Camera: DMC-LX3

18 August 2010

Ferry

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast
Camera: DMC-LX3

12 August 2010

The Alcatraz (02 & 03)

Location: the Bay, California
Changes: Contrast
Camera: DMC-LX3

11 August 2010

The Golden Gate

Location: the Bay, California, USA
Changes: Contrast
Camera: DMC-LX3

Policy

I am doing photography for a little while now. For long, I was keeping them for myself, but the wish to improve led me to share them, first by email with friends and family and now to a wider population with this blog.

All the photos here were taken with a Minolta Z20 or Lumix DMC-LX3 (unless otherwise stated) and I imposed myself only a few changes on the photo. Those changes consists mainly in altering - usually slightly - the colour balance, and the overall contrast. I am not altering in any way the composition: what can be seen is what I saw and what the camera captured.

Colours are subjective. For example when shooting through a coloured window, what would be reality? What the eyes saw, or what they would have seen without the window? Similarly the camera has its own perception of reality and its own colour and light response.

The patterns on the photos are real (and kept unchanged), the colours are more subjective.

Nahiz