As I write this, I am getting ready to return to the Amherst Railway Society’s BIG Railroad Hobby Show!
Here’s another ten Lumix LX7 photos from yesterday’s experience.
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I used my Lumix LX7 for my earlier post of photos at the Amherst Railway Society’s BIG Railroad Hobby Show (held last weekend at the Big E fairgrounds in West Springfield, Massachusetts).
Ah, my old Lumix. Yes indeed. But, I was also carrying a FujiFilm X-T1 digital camera fitted with a ‘fast’ (wide aperture) 90mm lens.
Using a 90mm lens at f2 allowed me to make telephoto views with very shallow depth of field.
I think selective focus is a neat technique for capturing model railways. It’s a great tool for making portraits too.
Below is a selection of views exposed at last weekend’s show made with my fast 90mm.
Any favorites?
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Yesterday I spent the day visiting friends and trying to take in the enormity of the annual Railroad Hobby Show at West Springfield, Massachusetts.
This is a selection of views from my Lumix LX7. More photos tomorrow!
Below is a selection of images exposed with my Lumix LX7 at Amherst Railway Society’s annual Big Train Show at the Big E in West Springfield, Massachusetts.
It was a great show with lots of trains, models, people. Frankly, it was sensory overload.
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You can’t take it all in! Four big buildings full of models, photos, artifacts, old timetables, books, and of course lots of friends!
The show is on today too!
I made hundreds of images. This selection was exposed with my FujiFilm X-T1 with 12mm Zeiss Touit Lens.
This super wide angle view provides an unusual perspective. It allows for great depth of field, but also some distortion.
More to come!
