Macro: The Little Things

New to the family, is my Vivitar Series 1 70-210mm f3.5

After the Rain.

You can see a rainbow anywhere as long as your heart's looking for one.

With that said, any moment can be gracious, just like this one made up of a chaos of colors

A Splash of Light

Sometimes to see the rainbows,
you have to put up with the rain.

Lost & Found

A gentlemen finds devotion.
A poet finds inspiration.
A dreamer finds indulgence.
A lonely fellow finds romance -

I just realized..

I found my passion.

In a Dream - It's as Real

Crystal Clear

There are times when I feel like a crystal.

Sometimes sharp, other times just as fragile.

SANDI L0VE 

I was surprised to find my SANDI iPhone stands arriving in a pair, I recalled ordering just one (one iPhone), but nonetheless I looked around, gathered a few things and prepared to capture their delicate moment.

My Date with Bokeh

I rarely hear good music - I more often feel it.

Violin is such a beautiful instrument. 

Let's go Shopping

Valley of Hope

Beauty says Hello

Be Casual

Fancy a Wish?

 An Apple a Day - Keeps the Bad Cravings Away

Look up - Cuz That's where the Light is

 The Photoshoot



 Inquisitive Guess

 Wall of Class

Island of Patience



Arrival.

Vivitar Series 1 70-210mm f3.5

1st Edition by Kiron

Introduced in 1975 Vivitar offered a revolutionary line of exclusive lenses (Series 1), albeit the extraordinary high price, in fact they were so expensive that photographers descriminated the series, but their value were soon realized by a small group of passionate photographers and brought to light through Vivitar's unbelievable optical quality, lens construction and versatility - compared to even brand name lenses at the time.

Today, I find great prviliage and nonetheless greater pleasure in possessing one of these prestige lenses, the one I hold is one of the earliest version manufactured by Kiron with 15 elements and a front thread of 67mm with macro at 1:2.2.. unfortunately it is also the heaviest in this series, afterall it's full metal construction. I wanted to get the second version manufactured by Tokina (with one less element, and much lighter) though that hunt proved to be more exhausting and impossible then I had imagined. The following editions were made on budget and hence lack in all areas of the pristige history.

Nonetheless, I am still awaiting my EOS-FD adapter with AF confirm before I can even use this lens.. for now it sits on my desk like a trophy of vintage inventions.