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Daytime, monochrome shot looking down the stairwell of the Goodale St. garage next to the Convention Center.
Position - Angle
ISO 200
1/250 @ f/4
Flash 1.1 lowest setting - direct hard light
(Aperture adjusted from f/5.6)
THIS WEEK'S THEME: "Since last week we did curves, this week lets see what we can do with lines and angles. Make a picture using line as a strong element of the composition. Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, leading lines, criss-cross lines etc."
..."OH, MY GOSH!!! You said...lines and "ANGLES"...not "ANGLERS".......ooops....well, I got the 'Lines' right!"..........LOL...wink, wink:)
This was my favorite place in Oahu, sorry to all you fans of the Polynesian Cultural Center and Pearl Harbor. Beautiful bay, tons of nonskittish fish, great beach. There were a lot of tourists which made us wonder if we had made a mistake but one you get on the beach and spread out a little you can really get by yourself! This is definitely a national treasure.
Spirals in the children's playground in Homestead Park, York.
Camera angled upwards below the helter-skelter slide.
Taken for the York Incident Light photography group's monthly project on the theme 'Angles' - my choice of subject beginning 'A'.
One of our models asked if she could bring her sister Jazlyn to our shoot. She wanted her to get some experience in front of the camera. I'm not sure why they picked me but we gave it a go. Jazlyn was initially so shy and quiet - and freezing too (I could hear her teeth chattering). After we started shooting and she saw some of the photos she really got into it. We did have to shoot in the sun (which I actively avoid) to help her warm up but it wasn't that bad. All in all a very good shoot and I hope Jazlyn keeps shooting and getting better. A fun shoot all around, even with that bone chilling wind.
I took these photos in late March 2021 at the Boise Train Depot.
1953 Le Mans winner - restored. Shot on a Minolta Dynax 7 Limited.
In 1953 Duncan Hamilton and Tony Rolt drove this exact car to the win at Le Mans 24 Hours.
Shot on Film with my Minolta Dynax 7
No right angles here. This is a closeup view of the Wave Resort, located in Broadbeach on the Gold Coast. Very funky architecture indeed.
Canon 5D Mk III with Canon EF 200mm F2.8L Mk II lens. 1/200th sec at F8, ISO 400. Processed with Photoshop Elements 12 and Silver Efex Pro 2.
After nearly being captured by local fishermen in a failed attempt, nearly 30 tons of Akule, (big eye scad) are still free to roam.
Angle-Shades
A foot-scraper sidles up the wall
like a basking lizard catching
a sideways glint of winter sun.
Grave-shadows cross the grass
at an enhanced slant, like
a grove of granite sundials.
Some touch the paving stones
as though thumbing the keys
of a moss-cold accordion.
Wrought-iron cages a grave,
a long-barred prison holding
ghosts down to the turf.
A house is engulfed by sun;
its chimney is the drip-end
of a funnel, spilling dew.
The yew tree reaches loving arms
over the mourners’ chair, offering
a cool-breathed consolation.
Dark as water, flooding the west,
spilt in a rush, engulfing
a hedge, the church pours down.
There is a confusion of graves
and trees; we walk through woods
on the recumbent plane, come out
at a gate, leading nowhere and
everywhere. Creak it open,
bow low, enter the sunless ground.
Poem by Giles Watson, 2013.
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Shooting images for the owner and sponsor of this Christen Eagle II.
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Reflections on the West Baldwin Reservoir at Injebreck. The angler is in unfamiliar territory due to the low water levels after a dry summer.