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Today I went out of my comfortzone and took some photos of a friend of mine.
I still got a lot to learn when I see this but you have got to start somewhere, wright?
Shot with:
Nikon D300s
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Setting up the Diag at the University of Michigan for Graduation. It is normally in the 'Big House' but construction is moving it to central campus!
This is the back of a Jumbotron!
18-55mm w/ close-up filters (+1, +2 & +3). 3 exposure HDR and tonemapping with Photomatix plugin for CS3
He fluttered about, then snugged himself into a cleft in this fine piece of wood.
Today was exceptionally beautiful. Our home is situated so that we don't have a great view of either sunrises or sunsets. This morning, however, as I drank early morning coffee, suddenly the front of our house turned pink. Looking toward the East, I saw a magnificent sunrise, such a view as is uncommon from our windows.
The afternoon sky was of splendid blue with mounds of soap-suds clouds. Jerry and I walked the path that led through the Heaps Peak Arboretum. The sights were no less than breath-taking
Students enjoy W. H. Hutchinson "Old Hutch" Plaza on a nice Spring day on campus on Tuesday, April 3, 2018 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Three Sisters public art as students enjoy a nice Spring day on campus on Tuesday, April 3, 2018 in Chico, Calif.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
Today was exceptionally beautiful. Our home is situated so that we don't have a great view of either sunrises or sunsets. This morning, however, as I drank early morning coffee, suddenly the front of our house turned pink. Looking toward the East, I saw a magnificent sunrise, such a view as is uncommon from our windows.
The afternoon sky was of splendid blue with mounds of soap-suds clouds. Jerry and I walked the path that led through the Heaps Peak Arboretum. The sights were no less than breath-taking