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I was fascinated by the curves of the intricate and beautiful ironwork on the circular staircase and how it contrasts with the rectangular and straight angles of the windows. Someone with more photographic skill than I could have a lot of fun in this building. National Museum of Art, Mexico City. Point and Shoot camera.

Catlow and the Birdman

Leica M6, 90mm F2.8 Tele Elmarit, TMax 400

 

Kim works on her microwave silver melting furnace at heatsync labs

Nikon fm2

ektar 100

Fishing in the cut

 

Birmingham Flickrmeet - June 2015

Stourbridge

The last time we ventured out to Stourbrifge it was very wet., so three years later we returned on a day with better weather!

Found on my hand after picking some dead leaves oft some herbs and veg in me Garden. I was a little surprised.

An overhanging corner of the new Earth Sciences building on South Parks Road, seen from below.

San Diego at night, from my hotel room; the angle is the back of the convention center, pointing at the Hilton and the ocean.

Enough Birds and animals, let me post some other stuff for a few days

Venice Pier, Angler Outreach Program. Photos by Ana Luisa Ahern.

Reflection from windows on Westin Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles, CA

*FUJIFILM X-E1 *FUJINON XF35mm F1.4R

 

black bass fishing

Arrondisseur d’angle Aug. Fomm exposé au Centre d’Histoire Sociale de Haute-Normandie, Expotec 103, à Rouen.

Canon 5D

Canon 24-70mm L

Profoto 2400ws Ringflash

B800 through strip box camera left

B800 through stip box camera right

   

This was for a creative self portrait assignment in my photo class

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This was the last wedding I did with Aaron. It was in Shenandoah and had just about the best backdrop I've ever seen.

 

I've taken some liberties in post processing this image. Too much?

 

I think the saturations too high. But how Lightroom was able to recover the sky. Blacks and Fill Light work wonders too.

 

I'll post the Dave Hill version tomorrow.

I hate war as only a soldier who has lived it can, only as one who has seen its brutality, its stupidity.

 

~ DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, speech, Jan. 10, 1946

Angle shades among autumn beech leaves at Barscube Hill, Renfrewshire, Oct 10 2009

These lads were making the most of a fresh afternoon on the banks of the river Lee, beside the Anglers Rest pub.

 

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Photos taken in Richfield, Wisconsin at a white 4-rail Buckley Steel Board Fence install.

www.BuckleyFence.com

 

Photo by Vincent Buckley: www.VBuckley.com

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