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Americanvirus is the personal photo blog of photographer Jonas Seaman. His work has appeared on television's The Today Show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Inside Edition, as well as numerous magazines and blogs from around the world.
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Nice shots!
Can’t wait to see how the shooting in manual turns out… it is quite liberating isn’t it (to know you took control of the camera and what it is capable of)? :)
I do miss the cherry blossom trees. Beautiful photos!!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank YOU Jenn!
Thanks Dennis. It is liberating. I love the feeling of having more control over the image.
There is nothing like shooting closeups. I have always said you can never get “too close” to a subject. And your closeups are always breathtaking. Of course, with film cameras, you don’t have the luxury of going fully manual (unless you know exactly what the results will be) without wasting lots of film and money. Digital has made creativity affordable and very easy to accomplish on your own budget and time. That’s what makes Americanvirus so great Jonas. I can log onto your website at anytime and always see something that makes me think “Creativity”. And you never know what you’ll see. It’s unscripted, talented and totally a surprise. From all of us fans or “Americanviruses” – Thank You Jonas!
True… there’s no way I could afford to learn photography the way I’m doing if I had to pay for all that film and processing. Then again, there’s something to be said about how film photographers try not to waste a single shot. They compose and make their adjustments, trying to make sure everything is perfect before taking the picture. Instead of taking 100 pictures and having 20 good ones, I’d love to be able to take 20 pictures and have them all be what I was aiming for. I think that’s the gift that the expense of film gave ‘analog’ photographers. They had to do it right the first time. I’m glad I shoot digital… but part of me is still trying to remember that every shot counts. I’m not completely there yet, but it’s what I’m aiming for.
I normally hate shots of flowers with a passion…
…but these are absolutely fantastic! Love the square cropping too…
Ha Ha… wow… thanks! I appreciate it.