S Arman S' photostream

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The Greatness of a Nation and its Moral Progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated ~Mahatma Gandhi .
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first SLR (1990) Olympus OM-1……;
followed by a OM-4T with ~ Olympus Zuiko 35mm f/2.8 ~ Olympus Zuiko 50mm f/1.4 ~ Olympus MC Zuiko 85mm f/2 ~ Zuiko AUTO-T 135mm f/2.8 ~ F-Zuiko AUTO-T 300mm f/4.5.

Photography is my passion and for a LONG time OM-1(n) was my trusted Friend with Kodachrome 64…;

I am a prime-o-phile........ and simply enjoy shooting with “Prime Lenses” only .

in the end......
A Camera is only as good as the person using it and It's far more important what's in front of the lens and behind the viewfinder.



We don't make a photograph with just a camera. We bring to the act of photography all the books we have read, the movies we have seen, the music we have heard and the people we have loved - Ansel Adams


Interests :
love everything that grows and blooms (Dutch expression in English)..........!!!!


in the Loving Memory of my Good Old Friend…….;




In love with all kind of animals ;
Started to keep parrots since 1980 still continuing the passion...............
had varieties of exotic pets including * Elapids (see Ref:).


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my Quest for Photographing Our Souls…......;

"You have not observed, and yet, you have seen -that is my point."
That indeed is the whole point: you must teach yourself to see, but more importantly, to thoroughly observe to understand what you see. "
-Sherlock Homes- Robert E. Fairley








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PLEASE NOTE :
if your Profile Information is “Inadequate” don’t add me as a Contact…..;

I do not advise nor reply questions about equipment , lenses and camera, and I do not reply to requests for free photos for publication, unless you have very good reason for that.
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Ref :
Elapidae / Elapids ~
The Elapidae are a family of venomous snakes commonly referred to as elapids. This family includes cobras, adders, mambas and more. Elapidae are members of the squamata order of reptiles, which includes snakes and lizards.
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