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7am - Cold and fresh weather - The end of summer
You like this picture? Look at my others sky album here : "CLOUDS & SKY" album
Inside you could see why no shoes (as well as the Japanese cultural sensibilities abouts shoes in doors..) - the floor was made of beautiful wood...
Winter is sapping the color and life out of everything now... but there is always still beauty to be found.
An old stagecoach stop along San Marcos Pass. Established in 1865 and still a good place to stop for food today. Coaches traveling from the southern terminus of the Pacific Coast Railway at Los Olivos to the coastal town of Santa Barbara would stop here to change horses and add two more before going over the mountain.
April 2010
Santa Ynez, California
Exposure: 1/25 sec
Aperture: f/4.0
ISO: 100
Focal Length: 17 mm
Lens: Tokina 12-24/f4.0
Camera: Nikon D80
circa 1989. My brother, Bob, and I played a set while the real band (The Ackerman Orchestra) were taking a break at my cousin's wedding in Saskatoon Saskatchwan.
Our band was called Cold Fusion. We named it that because we saw a news report about the Fleischmann–Pons Cold Fusion "discovery" just before we left.
The Peavey guitar amp is mine and the red guitar pick behind the logo plate is from Loverboy's guitarist, Paul Dean.
Waking up to 35 degree weather isn't always my idea of fun and excitement. In fact, there's nothing more I can't stand then to be forced out of bed into the cold at 6:30 in the morning for a class I despise:).
Who doesn't agree that nothing is more comforting than the feeling of warm sheets on a cold night or cold sheets on a warm night? Come on now.
A crowd gathers on a cold winter’s day to talk about the weather I'd guess
"Conversation Piece" by Juan Munoz
22 bronze life size figures
each figure weighs approximately a quarter of a tonne and stands 1.5 metres high
Cold Film Mood ...
Sometimes all you need to do is to wait until you come across something, things just happen and align nicely.
I shot a roll of Ilforn XP2 again, after a long while. I used it on the rather low and dull light, often present, when I was on the trip. I was not alone, so, there are always times you got to wait and usually your not in the mood or at the place you want to be to make photos. But I shot what caught my eye. (And yes, this is a Buddhist Tibetian Monastery).
If you scan XP2 you have the choice: treat it like CN film or b/w? I scanned it like color film and was a bit confused to get a duo-tone color rather than a single tint. It could be a fault of the scanner or my settings, but I found that quite interesting, this is really near to the kind of split toning I look for, often. All there more or less „random“ factors add up to frames, that I tend to like, really.