"No fair / music in the air
Under your spell
Fell beneath the carousel
The sound / had me spinning all around
Under your wonderful carousel
Merry go down"
1/400s f/7.1 @500mm
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Photo of the Day January 2023
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"No fair / music in the air
Under your spell
Fell beneath the carousel
The sound / had me spinning all around
Under your wonderful carousel
Merry go down"
1/400s f/7.1 @500mm
F/16 23.0mm 1/2s ISO-200 Fujifilm X100T - ND64 filter
ICM three
construction site - rotation motion - Lr to taste
ICM three
construction site - rotation motion - Lr to taste
TheYayAreaLiving 🎗️
Suspended
🌊 Sunset Above. Sand Below. Peace Within. ☮️
Tuna steak with marinated cherry tomatoes
Saint Mary Lake, Glacier National Park.
Lemon drop from 2015...
Nikon D3100, Nikon 50mm 1.8, 1/60 @ f/7.1, ISO 2200
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon D3100, Nikon 50mm 1.8, 1/60 @ f/7.1, ISO 2200
Cheers
Hugh
A shot from a visit to Vevey earlier this month - East and West or East vs. West? (Saint Martin Protestant Reformed Church on the left and Saint Barbara Russian Orthodox Church on the right).
So thought I'd show one of my fails. You'd think it would be almost impossible to load a sheet of 4x5 film upside down. You have the notches which go upper left or lower right depending on whether you are loading left or right handed. However I must have loaded the left side sheet in the changing bag as it was indeed an upside down load. Result is the extremely underexposed image on the left. For whatever reason I did another shot from a slightly different angle so I can also show what it is supposed to look like.
San Miguel River west of Ridgeway, CO. September, 1980
Vericolor II type-S 4x5 film. Other data unknown.
San Miguel River west of Ridgeway, CO. September, 1980
Vericolor II type-S 4x5 film. Other data unknown.
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Snow and fog hiding Lake Michigan today
Glasgow. Rooftop Hotel Bar. Private party going on. So I grabbed a quick shot. Oh and took a shot 😃
.. within the lantern walkway - a Lunar New Year setup at the local Mall - captured during a very early-am walkabout Sunday morning.
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It's a great talent that many of you have, being able to see/imagine an abstract and capture it in a photo.
Thank you! I enjoy shooting abstracts. Sometimes I realize prior to shooting or instantly as I start shooting how I want to photograph and edit a subject, other times it occurs while I'm in the "zone" of working with my subject.... Some subjects, too, just naturally present themselves to me as ideal subjects for a B&W treatment, while others don't until I'm already in the editing process and then I think, "huh, this might look better as a B&W."