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I have taken a shot of this freeway intersection before but from a lower angle. Shown here: www.flickr.com/photos/tobyharriman/7051775661/
Its amazing how different they look. But what do you expect when there is that many freeways mashed together. This one was taken from the top of Bernal Heights Park. I know I have said this before, but if you haven't been to the top your missing out. Looking this way towards Daly City, you see this. Turn around and you get Twin Peaks, (Sutro Tower) a little bit of the Golden Gate Bridge and the the entire skyline of San Francisco with the Bay Bridge leading into Oakland. If you are looking for spots up and around this are, check out my guide on ShutterGuides: www.shutterguides.com/guide/66/san-francisco-spots/.
Thanks Tim Gupta for joining me up there. After the sun went down and got what we wanted from up top, we drove down and parked below. Then we crossed the freeway on foot and ventured right into the middle of this. It wasn't easy finding the shot, I had in mind at least. But definitely was fun to explore deeper in this mess!
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Night shots of Needle Felted Angler Fish. He has the working LED light in his "fishing rod". He is felted over a foam base & is about the size of a basketball.
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The universe itself is God and the universal outpouring of its soul. --Chrysippus (Quoted by Cicero in De Natura Deorum)
Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness
Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun
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And fill all fruit with ripeness to the core;
To swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells
With a sweet kernel; to set budding more,
And still more, later flowers for the bees,
Until they think warm days will never cease,
For Summer has o'er-brimm'd their clammy cells. --To Autumn. by John Keats
A wide-angle view of the downtown Columbus, OH skyline - taken from the Main Street bridge. Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5
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When I saw this scene just off the side of Highway 1 it seemed like a good time to pull out the 10-22mm side angle lens. The clouds, the colorful cliffside, and the water seemed to come together for an interesting composition. This one is a blend of HDR and Exposure Fusion;
Canon EOS 60D
Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM Lens @ 12mm
f/11
ISO 100
Multiple Exposures
From an office building at the confluence of Pima, Wilmot and Tanque Verde in Tucson during July 2004.
Série HORIZONS SANCY -2015- suite.
Petit immeuble sur pilotis.
Du dernier cri. Inspiré certainement d'une certaine façon, et qui au départ semble quasiment inesthétique pour ne pas dire m…. comme ont dû penser pas mal de visiteurs qui passaient trop vite sous la première impulsion.
Mais dans toute oeuvre, même décevante au départ ,il faut savoir passer outre et trouver la profondeur artistique, le plus souvent naissante pour cette population d''artistes. Elle existe dans le détail. Et si vous saviez ce qu'est le détail, qui presque toujours fait le reste et plus encore, suscite la vraie émotion qui s'imprime et expanse le sentiment artistique en soi.
Sous cet angle, et au prochain que je publierai ici, j'ai pensé à un immeuble pour insectes ou petites créatures.
Ne lui trouvez-vous pas, les amis un petit air de Corbusier ?
C'est cela Art Nature. On s'y amuse follement.
Tout est permis !
Lâchez-vous comme je l'ai fait.
Cela fait grand bien.
Full overview of the Mac Pro & 30" with mood lighting.
Yes, I sold my Mac Pro (pictured above). I'm now rocking on a MacBook Pro.
It was so windy that day that we were getting blown around the hillside. We rushed down to the tarn that has these incredible little "desert islands"and sheltered behind a rock near the shore. I like to think we drank from a flask of coffee and nibbled on Eccles cakes, all I can remember is the wind and the bright, bright sunlight.
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Rose up-close, it shows different faces depending on slight differences of angle taken, such delicate.
My daughters generously ( and impatiently!) taking turns as models for my lighting assignment. The details:
Strobist Lighting 102, Unit 1.1 Assignment: Position (Angle). Lumopro LP180, Midwest Photo Exchange Compact OCF (Off Camera Flash) kit, wired. Camera is the Minolta SR-T 102 with Ilford HP5+ film.
We are parked at the top of the racing circuit at Mt Panorama in Bathurst NSW Australia. Ian and Johnny were sitting in the car while I took some photos.