Follow-up photo as noted yesterday, fromt the exhibit at the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair.
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Photo of the Day December 2019
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A vist to the Mother Country. Cold, windy day in Edinburgh with a classic view from Calton Hill.
Calton Hill view by another scotsman, on Flickr
Calton Hill view by another scotsman, on Flickr
With the iPhone and iPad I don't play CDs much anymore, no need to do so. I was tidying up the second bedroom/storage room the other day and ran across the case in which I store some of my favorite Christmas CDs......Ah, fond memories! Thought it would be fun to take a shot for old times' sake. Actually, I might play a few of these in the car's CD player now that I've found them -- hey, it IS the season, after all!
Ah the Carpenters Christmas. So many people grew up on that masterpiece.View attachment 882807
With the iPhone and iPad I don't play CDs much anymore, no need to do so. I was tidying up the second bedroom/storage room the other day and ran across the case in which I store some of my favorite Christmas CDs......Ah, fond memories! Thought it would be fun to take a shot for old times' sake. Actually, I might play a few of these in the car's CD player now that I've found them -- hey, it IS the season, after all!
What! No John Denver and the Muppets? Herb Alpert and the TJB Christmas album missing too.View attachment 882807
With the iPhone and iPad I don't play CDs much anymore, no need to do so. I was tidying up the second bedroom/storage room the other day and ran across the case in which I store some of my favorite Christmas CDs......Ah, fond memories! Thought it would be fun to take a shot for old times' sake. Actually, I might play a few of these in the car's CD player now that I've found them -- hey, it IS the season, after all!
Indeed....and many of the people who are/were older than or close to the ages of Karen and Richard listened to the Carpenters' "Christmas Portrait" and their other albums through the years, even after Karen was sadly gone from us.......and we still do!
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Actually, I DO have Herb Alpert and the TJB Christmas album somewhere but for some reason it was not in this particular CD case..... I love Herbie and the TJB and have several albums on LP from when they first were released, along with later getting the CDs. I got to see and hear him in person in concert a few years ago. No John Denver and the Muppets -- not my thing. I do like some of John Denver, though, but am not a country music fan in general, and the Muppets became popular long after I had become an adult so I never got really into them, although Miss Piggy IS charming!
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Don't have to be a kiddo to enjoy John Denver and The Muppets Christmas album. Give it a listen you might enjoy it.Indeed....and many of the people who are/were older than or close to the ages of Karen and Richard listened to the Carpenters' "Christmas Portrait" and their other albums through the years, even after Karen was sadly gone from us.......and we still do!
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Actually, I DO have Herb Alpert and the TJB Christmas album somewhere but for some reason it was not in this particular CD case..... I love Herbie and the TJB and have several albums on LP from when they first were released, along with later getting the CDs. I got to see and hear him in person in concert a few years ago. No John Denver and the Muppets -- not my thing. I do like some of John Denver, though, but am not a country music fan in general, and the Muppets became popular long after I had become an adult so I never got really into them, although Miss Piggy IS charming!
A very old oak tree. Sitting in a park in the downtown area. Protected from people. It’s estimated to be over 400 years old.
Tree #1 Barr Lake
I’ve been busy with moving and renovations of late so this is the first time I’ve visited this thread this month.
Some excellent work as always guys. Keep it up.
Some excellent work as always guys. Keep it up.
The low sun on a cold, winter afternoon casts a warm glow over this sizeable granite boulder on the banks of Loch Trool. A delicate layer of thin ice and frost that had built up overnight had lasted the day in shade, surrounding the granite erratic that was deposited there by glacial ice tens of thousands of years ago - or quite possibly hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Shot settings: Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 lens. Handheld with no tripod or filters (I didn't have them).
5 shots with shutter speed bracketed for full dynamic range at +1, +2, -1, -2 from base exposure. Blended in LR & finished in Photoshop.
Base exposure: 1/70s / f11 / ISO 160
Shot settings: Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 lens. Handheld with no tripod or filters (I didn't have them).
5 shots with shutter speed bracketed for full dynamic range at +1, +2, -1, -2 from base exposure. Blended in LR & finished in Photoshop.
Base exposure: 1/70s / f11 / ISO 160
Pacifica-43-190407.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
nice. great athmosphere. Have you seen Thomas Heaton's latest video?