But great idea for a different view some other day when I am running out of ideas. 
Fluid Movement's "The Birds" by Lance Randall, on Flickr
I'm glad you posted an explanation as I'm afraid I'd have been very confused!More Baltimore kitsch. Or just kinda weird depending on your viewpoint (my daughters!). But it makes life a little bit more fun around here because of things like this.
Fluid Movement is a local group that puts on a yearly water ballet show (i.e., synchronized swimming) that I experienced for the first time yesterday. The theme of this years show was Alfred Hitchcock. Performances included 'The Birds', 'Psycho', and 'Vertigo'. This picture below is from 'The Birds' at which point our protagonist is trying to get away from the dastardly creatures.
FWIW Baltimore's two professional sports teams both have birds as mascots. The Baltimore Ravens (American football) colors are purple and black and the Baltimore Orioles (baseball) colors are orange and black. Hence the colors of the outfits which gives the show a little bit of local flavor.
It was very tempting to just post the picture and let it stand on its own. Maybe next time.
More Baltimore kitsch. Or just kinda weird depending on your viewpoint (my daughters!). But it makes life a little bit more fun around here because of things like this.
Fluid Movement is a local group that puts on a yearly water ballet show (i.e., synchronized swimming) that I experienced for the first time yesterday. The theme of this years show was Alfred Hitchcock. Performances included 'The Birds', 'Psycho', and 'Vertigo'. This picture below is from 'The Birds' at which point our protagonist is trying to get away from the dastardly creatures.
FWIW Baltimore's two professional sports teams both have birds as mascots. The Baltimore Ravens (American football) colors are purple and black and the Baltimore Orioles (baseball) colors are orange and black. Hence the colors of the outfits which gives the show a little bit of local flavor.
It was very tempting to just post the picture and let it stand on its own. Maybe next time.
Hopefully I don’t run into these ladies driving around town.
I may have posted it last year but the photo was from my first burn in 2014. To date that is the worst the cameras have been after the event. I wanted to do a sunset timelapse and there was a complete whiteout dust storm in the late afternoon. As it was starting to clear up I setup the timelapse and started shooting. Every five or ten minutes I would blow the dust off the lens between shots. This will be year five without any protection besides the weatherproofing build into the Nikons.
Lovely.Another flower pic (this time a sunflower) with the Nikon 85mm TS lens tilted slightly down to change the plane of focus. 1/60th sec, f/11, ISO 64 with handheld external flash through a diffuser attachment (Rogue FlashBender 2) to soften the light. To get the flash off the camera I used the Nikon wired solution that connects the flash to the hot-shoe with a cord--works great for macro work without having to invest in more expensive wireless options
Yes, you are probably (most definitely) right and I thought of that after I saw them on the computer, but I was too lazy to take the 10 steps outside my door to reshoot.
What's that Leica boy?Are you @Apple fanboy ?
Sorry...... Couldnt resist...
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See this sums up my entire photographic existence... "I thought of that after I saw them on the computer, but I was too lazy to take the 10 steps outside my door to reshoot"... Lol...
A shower? I remember those! Nice.Yellow rose after a rain shower
bectha these ladies can beat the Orioles in a baseball game today!
Yellow rose after a rain shower
What's that Leica boy?
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A shower? I remember those! Nice.
it was a low blow sorry... Alpaca my bags and go now...
No problem 'dad'!Lol... hadn't been abused by you for a while so thought i would stoke the fire...
You never disappoint...
