Timo Hartikainen
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Is it too simple? I cranked up the ISO to get some grainy effect and composed it intentionally this way, with lots of negative space on the left. Pentax K-5ii & Pancolar 50mm @f3.5 or so. -
Linden seeds, taken with Pentax K-5ii & Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm f1.8 -
Pentax K-5ii, Pentax-A 100mm f4. -
Can't view galleries, photos
Timo Hartikainen replied to Timo Hartikainen's topic in PhotoNet Site Help
It seems to be OK now, I can see photos again. -
Hello...something wrong with the site? There are 0 photos for me in my gallery and can't see other user's photos either.
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fashion and editorial Portrait of Agoda.
Timo Hartikainen commented on carneymalone's gallery image in Portrait
Very good portrait. There are lots of details to explore, and I especially like the patterns on the bench; it seems like her hair patterns are repeated there. -
This made me think about airshows and formation flying. -
Hello guys, do you have any information about this new lens? There are some pages on the web, but most of them are dated in 2017.
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Pentax K-5ii / DA 50 f1.8 -
A close-up photo of a lamp called Lokki (Lokki is a Finnish word meaning a seagull). The lamp is designed by Yki Nummi. Pentax K-5ii & DA 50mm f1.8 & close-up filter. -
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That's why it's good to shoot with f2 or so :) sometimes when I need more depth of field, I'm horrified about dark spots here and there. I sometimes shoot a white wall with f16 to see my all dust specs. And sometimes I'm trying to clean the sensor and when I shoot again to see if the cleaning was ok, usually there is still always a couple of spots...and then I have to think that usually I can't see those spots if I'm not using f8 or so.
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Well composed. Lots of different static squares against free flowing clouds, I think it's a good combination. -
Beautiful! -
This is quite a psychedelic dance! But it caught my attention so it has something special. It made me think about Michael Linder's abstract photos, too. -
I like this one, very good composition. It's quite a minimalist photo, but there are enough things for eyes to explore. -
Very good. Simple, beautiful. -
Pancolar 50mm f1.8, @f1.8. A dead plant in our backyard. I know I could make the background really smooth with other lenses but I like this kind of background rendering.
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A dead plant in our backyard. I really like the background rendering created by an old vintage lens, the tree in the background looks like it has been painted with water colors. -
Samyang 135mm
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A close-up photo of a greenhouse glass panel: dirt, frost, colors, reflections make it quite an abstract photo.
