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Halloween is my favorite tim eof the year and I love it more then I lov e Christmas. Therefor I have captured alot of amazing pictures with and without the flash on.
The lightpost at our front yard, Holland, Massachusetts
I frequently walk down to the Hamilton Reservoir fishing pier which is only 1/4 mile from our home. Along the walk, I keep an eye on the utility poles for the Broad-wings that will perch there. This time as I was returning from my walk, I found one perched on the street light right in front of our home. Impervious to me, I waited a little while before it decided to take off. While it was nice that it flew towards me, I wish the lighting had been better.
This shot is taken through the windscreen of my car on the move!
I am in the car following the red one here!
This is from Day 11 of my October project.
The smartphone as a photographic tool is gaining acceptance among photographers- both Pro and Amateur. The smartphone's ease of use and portability makes it a tool of choice. Although I'm not ready to sell off my traditional gear, my smartphone has been a reliable piece of equipment.
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Taken February 2018 in San Diego, California. A shot of a freeway overpass emphasizing line and structure.
And the lightpost said to the tree all decked out in her holiday finest, "Would you do me the honor of a dance darling?"
An great place to visit in Osaka Japan, is a little district called Amerikamura. The area originally got its name from selling American items after the war, but is now home to some funky boutiques and record shops, and is a hang out for fashion forward Japanese youth. They even have their own Statue of Liberty.
My favourite thing about this area was the amazing lightposts lining the streets, all bright and different. I wish I could have posted shots of all of them, my family was getting sick of me stopping to take photos.
My daughters favourite thing about this area was a shop called El Rodeo where she got the "coolest" pants ever.
Enterolobium cyclocarpum (Elephant's earpod)
Habitat and lightposts at ASAP quarantine building Kahului, Maui, Hawaii.
May 15, 2008