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Macro Mondays: Weathered and Worn
Summer's long over - black eyed-susan way past its prime.
Happy Macro Monday everyone!
Some good light seen on my way to work. It looks Photoshopped but all I did is converted the RAW and cropped to web size. About 30 seconds work. The back lighting on the sheep does it all. In the background a farmer on his tractor working the fields probably for many hours. Such are the true men in New Zealand.
Have a good weekend!
Same night, different approach to a beautiful opportunity.... trying to decide which captures the mood better?
The truck is an old moc, but I wanted to put them together.
Instructions: www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Ti4_W6BV4
Wandering around Hollywood Studios before closing one night I was walking past Prime Time Cafe when it struck me I did not have a single photo of the location. Fortunately even though it wasn't closing time yet, this area of the park is dead in the late evenings. I'm actually surprised a bit surprised I never had a shot until now as my wife and I always eat here as she really likes it. Oh well, one more off the checklist.
This was shot with the Nikon D810 and Nikon 14-24 2.8. I stood a ways back and used the Nikon 14-24 to try to get the whole building in. I succeeded in that but honestly I think I got a bit too much floor in the shot. If i were to redo it I'd probably get a bit closer and sacrifice a bit of the wall on the left while also shooting a bit more from the left towards the right. I also would have preferred a non-spinning sign. I actually shot a high ISO fast shot to stop it but once I saw it in Lightroom I knew it wasn't going to work for this image. I created the base of this image with 2 of my bracket shots, 1 being an underexposure to tame the highlights. I also spent a decent amount of time healing the ground as it was quite a mess. It's amazing what a difference a clean ground can do for an image and it's really easy to do, if not a bit time consuming depending on how bad it is.
Do you enjoy eating at the Prime Time Cafe?
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26-11-09 - Affaiblie par le froid, incapable de voler, elle se fraye un chemin entre l'eau et les feuilles mortes pour aller, je ne sais où.
Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstance.
1 Corinthians 13:7
The Wood Lake segment of the IAT was just starting to pop with fall color when I took a stroll. It's such a great time to be outside.
An EMD 16 710G3C prime mover is carefully lowered onto the frame of Union Pacific SD70ACe No. 8382 on May 18, 2015, at UP’s Downing B. Jenks Shop in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
A sweet little trio of sparrows from earlier in the Summer. Happy Fence Friday, my friends, I'm dashing out the door but will catch up with you later this afternoon. :)
Canon primes with fieldmade.co stickers on the lenscaps.
Strobist info:
- Elinchrom ELB400 with 135cm Rotalux octa subject left
- bounce subject right
- Elinchrom Skyport HS Plus trigger
Lens stickers by Field Made
These tulips used to hide under our forsythia hedge. We removed those bushes, and these are flourishing.
They were glorious this spring. I'm gonna miss 'em.
So we went through the photos, and this went from normal to something else I learned something new in photoshop. Can't wait to learn how to use this a little better.
The vegetarian curry wurst at Bestie is so damn tasty... and I'm guessing this sugary orange beverage would also be super tasty, but I was strong and resisted my sugary urges. I found out that there's only 14 grams of sugar in a bottle, so that was probably a mistake I shouldn't repeat when I return for lunch again! Photographed while exploring with Daniel, NJ, and Tatsuya. (Thanks to my brother for the playtime with his new a7... and thanks to Daniel for letting me shoot the Zeiss 55mm f/1.8 for pretty much our entire outing!) East Pender Street, Chinatown, Vancouver. February 15, 2015.
The leaves are starting to look past their prime as the 0600 PRS lumbers around Spirit Mountain Curve and under Boundary Ave. on Oct. 13, 2013.
Some of the power that CN assigns to the former Missabe seems past its prime too. This train stalled on Proctor Hill with engine problems and had to tie a bunch of brakes and bring the coal and limestone loads up the grade in two cuts.
Some locomotives past their prime makes for interesting for shooting around Duluth/Superior. Fall foliage past its prime means the long brown season is just ahead or maybe a short brown season and a long winter.