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My computer has been in and out of repair for the last week. I am dying without it. Hopefully, I will be getting a new one soon. I know I have lots to catch up on.
I had a little photo shoot with my middle son the other day...he is quite the comedian. I bought these mustache band-aids at Urban Outfitters and knew they would be so fun to play around with. My son was happy to oblige!
I asked this guy if he would stand up for a moment...in return for getting a copy of the photo for himself.
Goofing around as usual, but what better place to goof around?
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Summer 2014 2nd leg: "Getting High"
July 9: Stopping at every pullout at Black Canyon of the Gunnison's south rim; getting through Grand Junction unnoticed; setting up camp at Fisher Towers.
I've been trying out some different processing today.. I usually stick to bright fresh colours, so this ones very different for me.
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Looking at life for all it's worth
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As I said in the previous photograph, now is a good time to experiment. Here is my take on Dusty contemplating himself, contemplating himself, contemplating himself...
You get the idea.
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A woman sitting alone on some rocks by the sea, seems like a contemplating siren. The place was actually crowded , but I isolated her from the surroundings.
With the cold winter nights drawing in I've found I've not been taking many photos of late. This isn't helped with me getting a bit too focused on long exposure photography and the fact I've limited myself with that. You can't really learn much when you're not doing anything.
So this evening the sun was out so after finishing work I took Zack to Bruton Park where we walk every morning. At the beginning of my photostream there's a picture I took with my phone camera that was one of the reasons I took up photography as a hobby. The park had snow on that day and whilst I'm happy with the composition, I didn't feel the phone did it justice.
So anyway I've been meaning to go back and take photos here for a while but never seem to time it so that I have my camera with me when there's something interesting going on with the weather.
A chance to test out my new Sony A7Riii and 85mm G Master lens as my son contemplates losing a hockey match. Image given a monochrome edit...
This little one looks like a House Sparrow Juvenile. It decided not to eat it.
Better on black
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On my last visit to our local zoo I watched one of the Syrian brown bears who seemed to be fascinated by an oak leaf he had found in his enclosure. It was interesting to see how they use their huge paws to handle something as delicate as a leaf.
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