Do you ever go through old photo folders and look for images you overlooked at the time? Today being a cold, rainy day I did just that, and came up with one that deserved more attention than it got at the time ...
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Photo of the Day - August 2021
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Amazingly, the Queen Studio Experience in Montreux, CH is...FREE!
Finally, after 18-months, a return to Loftus Road to see my beloved Queens Park Rangers play. Here the QPR and Millwall players are observing a minute's respect for all those who have lost their lives to Coronavirus. The match finished 1-1. It was great to be back.
A variation of a shot I posted a while back. This time I did a slight over exposure for the majority of the image, but underexposed a second image and pulled just the highlights from that. A little tricky as it was hand held, but worked out well.
My oldest will cut a flower and hold still, trying to get hummingbirds and butterflies to feed from her hand. Sometimes it even works!
Sharing some memories - Inner Harbour, Victoria, BC. - trip/stay a few years ago.
Gulls and Guys
Slide scan. Nikon F Photomic - 50mm. San Francisco piers, circa 1980s
Slide scan. Nikon F Photomic - 50mm. San Francisco piers, circa 1980s
I did actually eat a flower that was included on an entree as a garnish at a fancy 5-star hotel 5-star restaurant. They said it was edible, and I must have been because I'm still here. I just have this funny feeling when I see huge fields of clover. I want to run through it all naked, licking the flowers...
But back to reality, the waitress was shocked, and came back to confirm (mainly to herself, I think) that it was safe to actually eat the flower. It was kind of an interesting texture, and flavor, as I remember. Like chewing plastic, oddly enough... Everyone else at the table of six passed on the experience, but only 3 of us got the same entree.
Gulls and Guys
Slide scan. Nikon F Photomic - 50mm. San Francisco piers, circa 1980s
And those birds sure look like they feel superior! 😄