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Photo of the Day December 2022
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Because, it's snowing here again. Or should I say still.
August, 2017. Clearwater Beach. The sunset of all sunsets.
iPhone 7+
The sky is on fire. Absolutely gorgeous!
Fig tree inside the walls of Ft. Pulaski. Still alive today and still producing figs.
.. a colourful view from our apartment's balcony at 8:15 PST this morning - with the sunrise and early-morning sun catching the sky and trees.
This shot reminded me of my climb shot here.
I love conditions like that - you can feel transported to some exotic location in them. Particularly, if you are alone, it can really be wondrous.
Loved the colour of the sky looking out from Bristol Temple Meads railway station this evening on my way home from work.
A closer look at yesterday's Tree Surgeon:
In a former life I played jazz around Nashville (mid 20s - early 30s). This was taken by my wife at a Porsche 911 launch event if I remember correctly in February 2012.
*Short bio: I raced motocross until I was 19, then switched gears due to injuries and picked up piano. It came very naturally and I started studying jazz by age 25 until I was 32. While playing music I picked up a gig selling cars at Porsche. I then realized I had a passion for medicine as well, so went back to school at 33 to get my bachelor’s degree, applied to medical school and started at 37. I’m in about 2/3 done with my 3rd year, and will graduate in May of 2024. And somewhere throughout I have had a passion for Apple products And of course photography. I still play music most days of the week when I can squeeze it in.
*Short bio: I raced motocross until I was 19, then switched gears due to injuries and picked up piano. It came very naturally and I started studying jazz by age 25 until I was 32. While playing music I picked up a gig selling cars at Porsche. I then realized I had a passion for medicine as well, so went back to school at 33 to get my bachelor’s degree, applied to medical school and started at 37. I’m in about 2/3 done with my 3rd year, and will graduate in May of 2024. And somewhere throughout I have had a passion for Apple products And of course photography. I still play music most days of the week when I can squeeze it in.
You have had a progressive scale of your talents.
Festive berries in my garden yesterday...
Nikon D7200, Nikon 16-85mm, 85mm, 1/125 @ f/5.6, ISO 200
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon D7000, Nikon 35mm, 1/160 @ f/6.3, ISO 6400
Cheers
Phil
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I recently had a hankering to shoot film again, and went up into the attic to look for my Olympus Trip. I spent an hour or so going through boxes and bags of stuff, but to no avail.
Eventually I have given in and bought another (my original one will probably pop up now).
I wanted to use a Trip again because with my dad's 1950s rangefinder my old eyes have trouble focusing correctly, and I had all but given up trying.
Cheers
Hugh
Eventually I have given in and bought another (my original one will probably pop up now
).
I wanted to use a Trip again because with my dad's 1950s rangefinder my old eyes have trouble focusing correctly, and I had all but given up trying.
Cheers
Hugh
Another film-y. Looks fun.I recently had a hankering to shoot film again, and went up into the attic to look for my Olympus Trip. I spent an hour or so going through boxes and bags of stuff, but to no avail.
Eventually I have given in and bought another (my original one will probably pop up now
I wanted to use a Trip again because with my dad's 1950s rangefinder my old eyes have trouble focusing correctly, and I had all but given up trying.
Cheers
Hugh
