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Lewis and I had a day in Glasgow, today and I took him a walk about the city centre to show him some of the street urban art.
This great artwork down by the River Clyde most certainly gave us a feeling of being watched
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Coming around the ottoman.
I do notice the less dynamic range on this micro 4/3rds camera as opposed to the APS-C sensors that I am used to using. Not sure that I like that.
Panasonic Lumix LX100
See the little peekaboo holes so I can bolt on the lowrider rack with the bag attached. That way I won't have to cut a bunch of zip ties. Note the aluminum rods on the inside. The thing is pretty solid. Irish straps top it off
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We were playing hide and seek and it was Emma's turn to count. I camped out and waiting for the inevitable peek. Busted.
My great niece can't resist mugging it up whenever a camera is pointed her direction....
Taken indoors at The Exploratorium Museum with my f1.4 50mm lens, no flash - love that lens !
These are the buildings the inhabitants of Amsterdam don't see or look at anymore. Only recently has this building from retailstore Peek & Cloppenburg made it onto the recognized monuments list.
Peek & Cloppenburg has been at this location since it built it in 1917. Designed by Anton J. Joling it has been known as the 'Het Broekenpaleis' (the pants palace) as the two founders Johann Theodor Peek and Heinrich Anton Adolph Cloppenburg have been selling cloth and garments since 1869.
The official address is Dam 5.
It's the kind of building you walk past and don't pay any attention to, but it's a huge building with some nice ornaments. Crazy tidbit. P&C had a turnover of a million guilders in 1890 already!
You couldn't tell, but I spent a lot of time in Photoshop getting this image right. Best fix is finding the absolute black and white points with the Threshold tool.
Slide the Threshold tool to the left and right and place markers at the darkest and lightest spots and then colorcorrect the image with levels and selecting the black and white points you just found with the Threshold tools to mark the right exposure for the whites and blacks.
The RMC Tokina 24mm is a lens from the 80's and it's kind enough to me for these kinds of photos. Taken at F/8 with cloudy whitebalance setting.
Illinois Central SD70 No. 1018 peeks out from among the brush along Conneaut Creek on the former Bessemer & Lake Erie as the Canadian National crew goes about making up its train in the yard in Conneaut Ohio.
Maxx jumped up on the couch for the first time the other day! He had always been afraid to before, so I had to grab the camera quick! and take a picture of the occasion. Doesn't he look proud of himself?
Playing peek-a-boo with a male cardinal. He was so funny. One minute I wouldn't see him at all, and then he would pick his head up and peek at me through the underbrush.
Not my best photo (a bit noisy if viewed large) - but it was too darn cute not to share :o)
Young monk at Mingun, the world's largest Pagoda, Mandalay , Myanmar. The young model peers playfully round a pillar whilst his brother poses for the cameras. The other images in this series can be found in my album, link below
My other Myanmar photos are here
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