Reflecting on Home

Something a bit abstract today.

The reflection of my study window (in Essex) against an artwork of Plymouth (where I was born).

Both places have been (and are) home but for different reasons.

A photo of my window reflected on a print depicting where I was born.
X-T4, 50mm OM, 1/25, f/16?, ISO 160, SOOC

I am not sure if the aperture on the OM lens works with the camera…

The first photo in this series was shot at f/1.4, yesterdays at f/5.6 and today’s at f/16 and I believe they all have the same level of blur, focus and bokeh.

This suggests the X-T4 cannot read the aperture on the lens (why would it) and that all the shots are taken at f/1.4.

Interesting…

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Come join me on my photographic journey, a place where I share my experiences and my art as well as reviewing gear and covering my love of analogue and digital photography. I've been lucky enough to have several photographs published in various publications and exhibitions around the world. I work in the City of London, love to travel, and I am always learning new things. Support my work by buying me a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/continuousfocus

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