Game Boy Camera Gallery

Welcome to the Game Boy Camera gallery! I had originally planned to include these photos on the writeup page, but the writeup grew far beyond its original scope and I thought it would be more fun to write a goofy stylesheet and make something bespoke. A list of albums with anchor links is below.

Lewis and Clark Bridge
Big Four Bridge
New Toy
Misc

(Suggestion for Future Feebs: it would be really cool if you figured out how to wrangle Javascript and HTML canvasses to allow photos' color palettes to change dynamically. You could probably condense everything into one file and shrink it for good measure as if everything here wouldn't load in ten seconds on dialup.)

Lewis and Clark Bridge

These photos were taken from the deck of the Lewis and Clark Bridge right above the river's shore. They're not particularly sharp for a variety of reasons, but I wanted to see if the camera could resolve anything recognizable at this distance, and sure enough it could! I believe I was using an older version of the adapter printed using spray-painted colorless PLA, which allows much more light to leak in than black PLA.

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Big Four Bridge

These photos were taken about halfway up the spiral ramp that goes from Waterfront Park to the deck of the Big Four Bridge. This put me a little closer to 400 West Market than the deck would have, but streetlights lining the interstate are visible in some shots. I might go back and take more pictures from the bridge's deck. I completely failed to consider the consequences of setting up my tripod on a ramp, so I'm not satisfied with these pictures for a recurring reason you can probably spot.

The dome of 400 West Market taken at a distance of 1.16 miles. I had originally intended to take this picture at full zoom, but my napkin math was off and the dome was much larger than expected.
Tokina SD 70–210 @ < 210 mm.

Another photo of the dome of 400 West Market taken at a distance of 1.16 miles. I switched lenses, and I soyfaced irl when I saw this come into focus.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm @ 105 mm.

The upper floors of 400 West Market taken at a distance of 1.16 miles.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm @ 105 mm.

A grain silo at Excel Equine Feeds.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

The sloped roof of Preston Pointe.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

The University of Louisville's Health Sciences Center.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

Both towers of Waterfront Plaza.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

A helicopter near the steeple of St. John United Church of Christ.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

Two trusses of the Big Four Bridge itself.
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 18–105mm.

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New Toy

These pictures were taken with the stock lens before I made the adapter.

Welcome back to the clouds appreciation zone. Even at low resolution we can tell that they're nice and floofy clouds.
Stock lens.

More clouds at the park.
Stock lens.

An airplane.
Stock lens.

I don't remember if this was the same airplane or a different one.
Stock lens.

PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY!
Stock lens.

A fountain. I love that the water streams are visible.
Stock lens.

A brutalist building near the park.
Stock lens.

A really cool car. It's a Subaru. Its owner is probably a really cool girl and gay or something. The front license plate is illegible but it's probably really clever.
Stock lens.

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Misc

Pictures that didn't fit elsewhere.

Gibbous moon. The maria have a surprising amount of detail.
Tokina SD 70–210 @ 210 mm.

An attempt at using a shorter focal length lens. This was taken handheld after the bayonet connector had worn down, so I needed three or four hands to operate everything without dropping the lens in the grass. It's not a good picture, but it is encouragement to fix the adapter so I can shoot handheld.
Nikon Series E, either 28 mm or 50 mm but I forgot which.

A pretty lady with frizzy hair holding a Game Boy Camera in front of her face taking a selfie.
Stock lens.