Followup to yesterday's photo. Manatee and school of fish in spring fed run to river. Panoramic with camera elevated about 18 feet (6 meters).
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Photo of The Day - December 2018
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My husband swears up a storm every year because of the cold and tying the tree to the car and then being anxious about it falling off on the hour long drive home but he knows it’s a good tradition too.
It’s what we dads do.My husband swears up a storm every year because of the cold and tying the tree to the car and then being anxious about it falling off on the hour long drive home but he knows it’s a good tradition too.
Fallen Leaves by Lance Randall, on FlickrPanasonic G3, Lumix G 20/f1.7, ISO 400, f/1.7, 20mm, 1/640
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20181201-GOPR0785.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Being an averagely sized American or European in Japan has it perks, hasn't it? A clear view even in the biggest crowds…
Shibuya crossing.
D700 | 1600 | 105mm | f/1.4 | 1/200s
Anyway: not completely fresh, but here's an autumnal shot of a local cemetary.
Lizard on figurine2 by Jude, on FlickrI was going for the figurine, but noticed that lizard sitting on top of the figurine and snapped away. This lizard has a very long, curly tailed that is visible in the lower left of the image.
XT3 and XF16-55mm in a blue fog a couple of days ago.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
Whatever you want. Just make sure you only post 1 a day (max) and only your own photo's.
We're friendly. So start posting.
I occasionally “go to the well” of classics. I’m a feast or famine photographer. Seem to be in a bit of a famine right now.
I'm another who once in a while reaches into my archives and pulls out something to share when inspiration just hasn't struck or when I'm not particularly happy with whatever I might have shot on a given day. I like to try to shoot every day but some days just get too busy to allow that or I forget, but I like continuing to share in here because it does keep me motivated and gets the creative juices stirring. When I've been away from home and have had an opportunity to do more extensive shooting such as at an event, I like to share those, too, as I get around to post-processing and editing them. Those are usually newer and more current than something I've plucked from my archives files, which are images from years past.
It's also OK to shoot with whatever one has on hand, whether it be a high-end professional large or medium format camera, a DSLR, an m4/3, a sophisticated compact camera, a P&S or a cell phone camera.... Jump in, the water's fine!
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This is a lovely image and reminds me of the song "Concrete Angel."
It's also OK to shoot with whatever one has on hand, whether it be a high-end professional large or medium format camera, a DSLR, an m4/3, a sophisticated compact camera, a P&S or a cell phone camera.... Jump in, the water's fine!
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Being an averagely sized American or European in Japan has it perks, hasn't it? A clear view even in the biggest crowds…
Anyway: not completely fresh, but here's an autumnal shot of a local cemetary.
This is a lovely image and reminds me of the song "Concrete Angel."
Squeezing in a bit of practice this evening. The depth of field is too thin for my taste, but 400 ASA film at night doesn't allow much aperture flexibility.
Canon F1-N | 50mm f/1.4 | T-Max 400 | T-Max Developer 1+4 6:13' @ 21C
Canon F1-N | 50mm f/1.4 | T-Max 400 | T-Max Developer 1+4 6:13' @ 21C
Actually I wish I had your height. Being averaged sized compared to most Japanese I don't have the advantage of a good vantage point but at least I blend in quite wellBeing an averagely sized American or European in Japan has it perks, hasn't it? A clear view even in the biggest crowds…
My husband swears up a storm every year because of the cold and tying the tree to the car and then being anxious about it falling off on the hour long drive home but he knows it’s a good tradition too.
Oh yes, how I remember those miserable trips to the cut your own tree farm and then dragging and loading it on or into the car. The wife and kids loved it though.
I found only some weblink describing the specific car - ARVW, with picture:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_ARVW
To really get the smell going?
To be honest, I didn't go inside. Public toilets are a last resort.
With the local tree lighting ceremony the adjacent museum that features as a permanent home Louis Comfort Tiffany's stained glass was open to the public for free. Usually, they do not allow photos inside so I didn't have my camera as they waived the rule for the event. This and those in the next few days taken with an iPhone and pleasantly surprised with the low light.
