Toy lens for a DSLR... might just work!

There are many reasons why I love my 20mm f1.7 lens, the colour rendering is really awesome and it is perfect for low light shots... but I've been looking around for f1.4 or even lower micro 4/3 lenses. Not that I don't like shots like this already. Those are some roses my mum got for her birthday last week. I fell in love with this shot. I know I could get a much cheaper f1.4 lens and then an adapter but once again why get a heavy lens to use with an extremely small and light camera? There are micro 4/3 lenses with f0.95 (this one and this one) but they're both 400+g which is still too heavy, in my opinion. For comparison, the 20mm f1.7 is 100g and the kit 14-42mm is 150g. In other news though, there is the micro 4/3 toy lens kit. Do not need. Do not need. Do not need. But want so much. *sigh* I should probably go back to crocheting or knitting. But then I'd covet random yarn that can only be found in one tiny village in the middle of Nepal. Or something.

Chaud chaud le chocolat - part 3

Third and last part about the Salon du Chocolat (de Marseille, 2nd edition) - in case someone missed the first and second parts, they can be found here and here (and the post-salon ice cream quest is here). This one is mainly about... euh... not so much chocolate. Again. But hey, there were tons of sweeties and enough chocolate, so we'll forgive them. ( +9 - sweeties and recipes )

365 days of analog - 11--20

Project 365 days - the analog version Day 1 - Day 9 -- Day 11 - Day 20 January 11th, 2011. Zenit-E - Agfa 100. It keeps on raining. ( +9 - what happened on those days? )