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I don't know how someone was able to keep this lens and packaging in such impeccable condition for so long.
this study in red has been really fun and has altered the way i've been looking at everyday objects this week.
i caught sight of this man in a red jacket on top of the 6th floor patio of the adobe trifecta of towers and took a snap. the vertical white poles up there are wind generators that have just been installed in an effort to further green the building. can you see him?
I just got the Tiltshift Generator for the iPhone and wanted to try it out. I knew that this shot would be trouble, and I knew that the light pole in the front would break the illusion of the tiltshift, but the iPhone's camera lens is so wide-angle, I just couldn't get rid of it.
Tiltshift Generator doesn't carry over the EXIF data, but the iPhone Flickr app evidently tries to fill some of the fields in. This wasn't taken in "Mobilodge of Milpitas" but was taken in Sunnyvale. It was uploaded to Flickr from the app while the phone was in Milpitas, though.
Uploaded from the iPhone Flickr app.
A few of my favorite things #1. My deck shoes. Bought from a mate's sister many years ago, been sailing a few times, spent far more time on my feet around the house. Still going strong bar the odd oil stain. Wonderfully cool when the weather is hot. Girlfriend hates them (this adds to their appeal). Hope this picture makes them look like old friends. Tiltshiftgen and camera+.
A pile of drift wood on the beach of Cambria, California. An iPhone with Tiltshift Generator was used to take the picture.
My favorite part: Tim didn't realize that aquamarine is a) his birthstone, and b) the stone I deliberately put in my engagement ring b/c it is his birthstone. But hey, even accidental meaningfulness counts.
A Mini period costume wedding taking place at the Hall in Kenilworth Castle
Canon 5D MKii, Lightroom and TiltShiftGenerator