Everyone loves a good sunset, but pay no mind to a beautiful moonset. At least the birds appreciate it.
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Photo of the Day January 2023
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Everyone loves a good sunset, but pay no mind to a beautiful moonset. At least the birds appreciate it.
At first I thought this shot of Virginia Falls would not be recoverable, see yesterdays sermon. However it came out as good or better than some prints I made from it back in 1975. Original scan shown below.
Virginia Falls, Glacier National Park, MT
Process damaged Vericolor II film, Schneider Xenar 127mm lens, ƒ-16@1/10sec.
Virginia Falls, Glacier National Park, MT
Process damaged Vericolor II film, Schneider Xenar 127mm lens, ƒ-16@1/10sec.
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Mountain lion cub near laundry line. Paint app filter applied to compensate for involuntary camera movement 😉
Took my youngest daughter on a walk…where will your path take you all in 2023?
I’m sorry @tizeye for the incoming joke,
but you know that there has been only person before who could do that?😁
.. some "blue on/in green" captured at a local, community garden (Aug/20) ... seeing it again brought me back to the Miles Davis/John Coltrane 'Blue in Green' on Davis' great 'Kind of Blue' album of the 60's, and I had to re-visit it!
He taught me, but don't tell anybody or post it on the Internet.
But seriously, it was the new boardwalk there technically walking over the water, but walking on the water sounds better. Actually I missed a photo op several months ago following a hurricane where the dock was under water. Kept waiting for it to recede but missed the day when almost level with the dock still below water and feet would not be submerged. Next day the dock was about 3" above the water.
Sic transit gloria mundi and all that…
The wilted Tulips of Christmas (Seen here all bright and perky in the POTD thread.)
Sony A6000
Ricoh Rikenon P 50mm F1.7
The wilted Tulips of Christmas (Seen here all bright and perky in the POTD thread.)
Sony A6000
Ricoh Rikenon P 50mm F1.7
Haha. I promise not tell anyone😁He taught me, but don't tell anybody or post it on the Internet.
But seriously, it was the new boardwalk there technically walking over the water, but walking on the water sounds better. Actually I missed a photo op several months ago following a hurricane where the dock was under water. Kept waiting for it to recede but missed the day when almost level with the dock still below water and feet would not be submerged. Next day the dock was about 3" above the water.
I guess that it would have been a boardwalk or similar. And you were right, walking on water sounded better😊
Patience is a good thing. We will see tomorrow the opposite perspective for your image.
California has been getting pounded with Pacific storms lately. In addition to the wind, rain and snow, a huge swell hit us yesterday. I'll post a couple over the next few days, starting with this one from around dawn, when the light was still low and flat at La Jolla Cove.
Canon 5D Mk IV, Canon 400mm 5.6, 1/1000 @ 5.6, ISO 500.
Canon 5D Mk IV, Canon 400mm 5.6, 1/1000 @ 5.6, ISO 500.
despite the appearance, this is actually not a lowlight image...just metered for the highlights and the inverse square law took care of the rest. iso 100, f/1.4, 1/640
a bit of a "fixer-upper"... Jerome AZ.
