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49/52 vanishing point
not the best photo, still unable to adjust WB ... hence the b/w treatment!!
night photography is definately a challenge ....
thought i better submit something tho ... time is just flying by!!
taken last night .... on the fly!
pulled over, opened the hatch, rested camera on a just
purchased Christmas parcel (set of sheets if you must know :),
auto focused then set to manual, hit timer ... snapped this one
and only photo. closed hatch, jumped in car ... done!!
(securely packed camera of course).
-12 .... way too cold for my little fingers!!!!!
and the worse is yet to come .... :O
These kids were so good to pose for me. They didn't mind at all. I told them they would be on flickr.
A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner, so if one's life is cold and bare he can blame none but himself. -Louis L'Amour
May we always remember to nourish our minds (and our souls) to prevent decay in our lives, and may we furnish ourselves always with love and kindness...
This was the last shot I took as we were leaving the old pier in Lachine. The wind was chilly, and the cold front almost overhead.
More Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories contributions to the Hungry Scientist Handbook. This is a cold fizzy drink lighting up one of the smart coasters.
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I shot this one while on our Cape May trip this weekend. I ventured up to Wildwood because I knew there was a pier there that I could work with. What I didn't know was that the water at this point, during the day is nowhere near it. At night the tide brings it in, but that doesn't help me get the shot I wanted to get. So, while I was shooting what I had to work these 3 folks walked up the beach and through my view. I saw them coming so I patiently waited, camera mounted firmly on tripod. I knew I wanted them in my shot. BUT, I had no interaction with them so I had to work on timing alone (and, a bit of luck). I took one shot as they walked through my frame. This is the result. I was going for a photojournalism feel. I think it worked out. Thoughts?
Took these pics this morning, it was so cold outside, I couldn't feel my feet lol. I guess being bare feet didn't help, not really used to this kind of temperature here in Texas. XD
Anywayyyyy, she's so gorgeous isn't she? I'm so glad I found a new use for this pink wig. She's sharing a body with Jenny for now. <3
Hi All! I'm Using Cold Tone Preset From The Lightroom After HDR 3 Exposures.Shot Taken With Sigma 10-20mm,And EOS D60.
Taking advantage of the early morning light I placed an inch long polished moonstone on a piece of white paper. Sunlight streaming though the stone produced a cold orange flame dispersion pattern in its own shadow. Turning the stone in different directions and planes produced some amazing patterns (to follow). Turning this mostly yellow-orange stone produces shades of green, blue, and yellow with areas of intense orange. It is in the feldspar class of minerals.
New Yorkers bundled up during record breaking low temperatures due to the weather phenomenon called the "Polar Vortex" in NY, NY on January 7, 2014.
North east chapel - c1920 Stained glass east window in memory of those who died in the Great War of 1914 - 1918. St Michael archangel stands over the slayn dragon. The guidebook says it may have links with the pre-raphaelites, possibly by William Morris Company, research is ongoing.
. - Church of St.John the Baptist, Cold Overton Leicestershire
YAVORIV, Ukraine – The Rapid Trident 2014 emblem can be seen on a Ukrainian military vehicle during day three of the field training exercise at Rapid Trident 2014 here, Sept. 24. Rapid Trident is an annual U.S. Army Europe conducted, Ukrainian led multinational exercise designed to enhance interoperability with allied and partner nations while promoting regional stability and security. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Joshua Leonard)
This one is for you Gail, my butt practically froze off snapping this.... I climbed over the river wall and down over the rocks to get to the water's edge. God it was nasty- I only managed a few shots before my hands were too cold to work the camera. And the wind was so bitterly cold- it sent me scrambling for my truck pretty quick, long before the best sunset colors could develope.... rats!
Major Bruno Turmel, 3rd Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment, briefs The Multi National Task Force staff during Exercise COLD RESPONSE in Bjerkvik, Norway on March 13, 2014.
Photo by: MCpl Dan Pop, Canadian Army Public Affairs
© 2014 DND-MDN Canada
Considering this is one of most visited botanic gardens in the world, it is humbling to enjoy the quiet solitude, without even a foot print in the fresh snow. This photo shows the path around the east side of the Japanese Garden. There was an impressive buildup of snow drifts. I arrived at sunrise and spend over 2 hours taking pictures of the fresh snow. The light sparkling off the crystalline ice was gorgeous. I could have done without the screaming winds at 16F, though. Saturday can be defined as 'cold'. The entire time, I saw no other photographers, just a couple brave walkers. Chicago Botanic Garden 25, 2014 L1180616.dng