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Photo Of The Day June 2020
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Day Lilies as seen through two rails on our porch.
Nikon D3300 w/Nikkor 55–200 VR lens. 200mm - f/5.6 - 1/125s - 360 ISO
A closer look at the GBH, as yesterday afternoon I was able to get over to the other side of the lake after he had landed in the water and safely settled himself in for his search for lunch:
Cool. Something about Herons that is almost prehistoric. Very strange birds.
Weather was good while it lasted - been raining again but I suppose the gardens needed it.
Pink peony by another scotsman, on Flickr
Pink peony by another scotsman, on Flickr
Went for a walk to the park at lunch time today, it's such a beautiful day
taken with the Xs and edited in Lightroom mobile.
taken with the Xs and edited in Lightroom mobile.
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Another beach, another time.... About three years ago at Pakarang Beach, near Khao Lak in Phang Nga province, Thailand.
Fujifilm X20: ISO 100; f7.1 @ 1/950 sec
Fujifilm X20: ISO 100; f7.1 @ 1/950 sec
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We are now allowed eat out if the restaurant has outdoor seating here in Maryland. The weather was perfect last Sunday so we took advantage and headed to a place located next to a boat club. We weren't the only ones with the idea of eating out but the wait was worth it. Dinner was good and watching the boaters was quite pleasant.
Boat Club by Lance Randall, on Flickr
My daughter is finishing up a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. I can't help but look at this picture thinking it would be quite a challenge if made into one.
iPhone 8
Boat Club by Lance Randall, on FlickrMy daughter is finishing up a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. I can't help but look at this picture thinking it would be quite a challenge if made into one.
iPhone 8
The old 'Grumpy's Brewhaus' was a hotspot for good beer and food in a relaxed country atmosphere in the hills here, located within a German influenced town popular with tourists, locals and the city-slicker blow-ins or Sunday drivers.
About ten years ago a mishap happened with the wood fired pizza oven flue, causing a fire that damaged the place beyond repair and it sat boarded up until late last year, when it was demolished to make way for a new upmarket eatery and boutique beer brewery to be created in its place.
I negotiated access to the venue prior to demolition for documentary purposes, both in photographic and video manner, for the purposes of creating a small documentary film about it. The building works are finally about to kick off after some very prolonged negotiations with the local council planning and development team!
There is a series of documentary filmmaking exercises that I have on the go, covering a rather diverse range of places undergoing either re-purposing, restoration, renovation or demolition for new builds. These are slow processes to occur, with some being two year investments of my time to create the end short documentary film of up to ten minutes in length. I am including a range of interviews with key players, past workers, current owners, architects and am even covering some of the unique architectural building processes too, but my primary focus is on people and their connection to place, rather than building or achitecture. The TV show 'Grand Designs' does this, but with the weighting more on the building process rather than the human interest, I will be switching that around and have no intention of creating a TV show, but am rather, creating a portfolio of works as a showcase for future clients, when I finally reach a point of starting to charge for my services!
May I present to you, the old 'Grumpy's Brewhaus' as she was in May of 2019.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk I, Olympus 12 - 50mm f/3.5 - 6.3, Cloudy WB
ISO 200, 21mm, f/4.7, 1/1250
About ten years ago a mishap happened with the wood fired pizza oven flue, causing a fire that damaged the place beyond repair and it sat boarded up until late last year, when it was demolished to make way for a new upmarket eatery and boutique beer brewery to be created in its place.
I negotiated access to the venue prior to demolition for documentary purposes, both in photographic and video manner, for the purposes of creating a small documentary film about it. The building works are finally about to kick off after some very prolonged negotiations with the local council planning and development team!
There is a series of documentary filmmaking exercises that I have on the go, covering a rather diverse range of places undergoing either re-purposing, restoration, renovation or demolition for new builds. These are slow processes to occur, with some being two year investments of my time to create the end short documentary film of up to ten minutes in length. I am including a range of interviews with key players, past workers, current owners, architects and am even covering some of the unique architectural building processes too, but my primary focus is on people and their connection to place, rather than building or achitecture. The TV show 'Grand Designs' does this, but with the weighting more on the building process rather than the human interest, I will be switching that around and have no intention of creating a TV show, but am rather, creating a portfolio of works as a showcase for future clients, when I finally reach a point of starting to charge for my services!
May I present to you, the old 'Grumpy's Brewhaus' as she was in May of 2019.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk I, Olympus 12 - 50mm f/3.5 - 6.3, Cloudy WB
ISO 200, 21mm, f/4.7, 1/1250
Yes, even more Shortgrass Prairie! Will the excitement never end?
Shed and Short Tower by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Shed and Short Tower by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Ah. Thought it looked familiair. Visited a friend in Winston Salem a long time ago (he was doing a postdoc at Wake Forest university) and we visited asheville and camped somewhere along the ridge.
Pakarang evening, near Khao Lak in Phang Nga province, Thailand
Fujifilm X20: ISO 160, f 2.8 @ 1/320 sec
Fujifilm X20: ISO 160, f 2.8 @ 1/320 sec