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so i saw this sunset on my way home from dinner with a friend, and panicked because of course i didnt have a camera. so i sped home grabbed the camera and ran around (with my dad) looking for a place where you could see the whole sky. of course the sky had completely changed by then, but it was still one of the prettiest i've ever seen. a lot of them came out badly cause i didnt have time to get a tripod and it got too dark and yada yada but this is probably the best one. :)
lately i have been living with my head in the clouds and looking at the world through a camera lens. it's different.
Capturing light caterpillars at the Auckland Museum. If you capture two white ones they will turn into one pink one. Two pink ones will turn into a butterfly. But if you are not careful you will squash them. Two in this shot have been squashed. Samantha has captured two. Fabulous fun for the kids.
The Foran High football team captured its ninth straight Thanksgiving Day victory over crosstown rival Jonathan Law, posting a 43-21 win on thanksgiving Day.
Nikon F4 with Konica Minolta Centuria 100 negative film.
This is the sort of thing our friend, Fouad, designs to display our annual photo contest at work. Impressive, no?
A Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) capturing the extensive rail yards at Harvey, North Dakota, in 1909. As a primary division point for the Soo Line Railroad, Harvey featured critical infrastructure including this massive water tower and a large roundhouse (not pictured but nearby). These facilities were essential for replenishing the thirsty steam locomotives tasked with hauling North Dakota’s "liquid gold"—wheat—toward the Great Lakes.