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Photo of the Day January 2023
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Ok one more shot before we leave the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in Colorado. West edge of the park, looking WNW 2016.
Yes indeed! I love this photo. It is perfect. How many times did you have to shoot it to get the perfect blur and placement?
Yankee Boy area, near Ouray, CO. September 1980. As I recall this was about as far as I got as my little Datsun Pick-up was not up to the challenge after this.
V-II 4x5 film, Schneider 121mm Super Angulon lens.
V-II 4x5 film, Schneider 121mm Super Angulon lens.
A view of Salzburg from the Hohensalzburg Castle, 2002.
No overnight flooding, water level further down in stream/creek.😃
A handcrafted glass pendant, entitled "Jellyfish Tidal Pool" by the artist. Re-visited with this recent photo. So lifelike, and everything contained within the confines of such a small space!! Her work sure triggers some fond memories of my west coast BC, rocky shore experiences.
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Gray sky or blue sky, sometimes a matter of head movement.
I wish New York all the best during this time and much skill, which it has proven time and again.
I would like to be able to visit it again soon from Europe relaxed and upbeat.
The photo was taken in 2018 on my NYC visit with the iPhone SE.
I color post-processed it, without further manipulating anything, using Lightroom, a software I used before Adobe brought subscription to the world.
I wish New York all the best during this time and much skill, which it has proven time and again.
I would like to be able to visit it again soon from Europe relaxed and upbeat.
The photo was taken in 2018 on my NYC visit with the iPhone SE.
I color post-processed it, without further manipulating anything, using Lightroom, a software I used before Adobe brought subscription to the world.
I am impressed! I love it!
The walk back from Sterling Castle.
Park benches always amuse me. The conversations they’ve experienced. The abuse they withstand. Yada yada.