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NS 94X Crossing CP Draw (Buffalo NY) heading from CSX M2 to the BSOR with dreary light in the background.
Two Bald Eagles put on a display casting a nice reflection on the ice covered lake. This reminded me of an old western shoot out as these two Bald Eagles circled each other sizing the other one up. Then they went at it! See my second post!
last year was an exceptional year at Balloon Fiesta, two camera's, only two photo moments rejected from a three day week attendance 800 overall. this view shows overexposure around red tie. notes to remember effects of hot spots. this was one of the Highlighted Special shapes. Enjoy !
Ex-Buffalo Creek drawbridge over the Buffalo River and the ex-Nickel Plate bridge in the up-right position.
Draw the Line with Magika, Foxes, Epiphany, Mynx, Limit8, TRS, Mad Circus 3, Pumec, Pocket gacha, Essences, Kustom9, Air, Alaskametro, On9, Silvan Moon Design, Snatch, An Lar, ChicChica, Chouchou, #SLfashion pienisl.blogspot.com/2017/10/draw-line.html
High Barn limekiln, Rosgill, Cumbria. This draw kiln would have served local agricultural improvement. It is in reasonably good condition.
Quick draw to get this shot. I had done a family portrait shot and we were on our way to another site when I saw this image of the two young girls skipping out of the forest.
The DB Draw railroad bridge crosses the Hackensack River, connecting Secaucus NJ (where I stood to get the shot) with Kearny NJ. It was taken out of service, Wiki tells me, in 2002, and left open for river traffic.
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This is taken when I was in a bus on my way to London. It was an amazing day, and my first time in London. I miss my exchange partner Ellie and the funny evenings with her friends in the garden on the trampolin or watching the Worldcup. Hmm. Old, good times!
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This is the sight of my son's high tech gear, an olympic recurve bow.
I took this shot with a tele-zoom at 210mm with low aperture at close distance. This gives a low depth of field. I processed a single shot into an HDR photo to bring out the colors without increasing the color saturation.
HDR, 1 RAW exposure, NEX-6, _DSC5671_hdr1def1b
As summer draws near I am tempted to shave because I still feel the shame of going against societal standards of beauty. Instead I did a beauty shoot where I embraced myself, my hairy pits, and decided I am beautiful how I am. If you don't think so, mind you own damn business.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Outside of the mountains there are not many waterfalls in Wyoming. Especially on the eastern Plains, where the climate is drier and the sandy soil tends to absorb water quickly. There wasn’t a whole lot of information on this trail. Some claimed the waterfall was unreachable or not worth the effort. But I figured a rainy week during the wettest month of the year was the best time to give it a try. Cottonwood Draw begins near Wheatland across from Grayrocks Reservoir. A two-track turns into a narrow footpath which fades into nothing at all. Fallen trees, thorny overgrown brush, and plenty of mud stood as obstacles. But navigation wasn’t difficult, I just had to follow the creek. It became deeper the closer I got, until finally I could hear falling water. This lush oasis was much different than the surrounding terrain. Cliffs on three sides made a natural amphitheater, echoing what sounded like voices even though no one else was there. The dark, overcast sky allowed me to take a long exposure to smooth out the motion of the water. As long as you’re prepared with proper hiking boots and clothing, it’s a worthwhile trek.