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While waiting for my ride home from the Nashville airport I was looking for interesting things to surreptitiously shoot. Also, I was under orders from my son to document my trip photographically.
So, in the interest of shooting the baggage area I set the timer and set my camera on the carpet pointing toward the baggage area. Shortly after I pressed the button, this fellow in the photo started walking directly toward me.
"Busted," I thought. He's going to pummel me for taking photos in an airport.
But, apparently, he was headed toward the phone. Or something. I got away pummel-free.
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Rhubarb shoots in late October?
I was very surprised to see 3 strong stems pushing through the soil at this time of year.
We have had a few days of alternating sunshine and showers, so perhaps Mother Nature has been tricked into early growth.
I have not forced the crown in any way - it has just happened.
Week 38 2022 - Get Low.
For my wife's birthday last Sunday, we decided to spend the day in Sidmouth, including a lush picnic at the mostly deserted Jacob's Ladder pebble beach. The warm sun made it feel like in the middle of summer rather than early October - a fabulous day and I can't ever take enough photos of those red cliffs!
I was asked to second shoot at a wedding FINALLY. I really just got to play and take candids without the pressure of really getting any specific shots. Now I did have time to pose the bride (like this) when the paid photographer was doing other things. So then my photos were to be shown at the reception on two large TVs - thus, I had no chance to edit them.
I have plenty of more photos, all UNEDITED on my totally neglected blog. Pay it a visit and comment and see if you can spy the "celebrity" that was there. (and I use that term very gingerly)
Camera: jar lid
Film: ortho photocopy, 8 cm in diameter
Exposure: 2-3 min
Developer: D-76
Scanner: CanoScan 9950f
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January 2011 I actually got up early in the morning and took this shot walking up Wildwood in my neighborhood. Not sure if I can get up in time for an early morning shot so I decided to pull this from the archives.
Last year this shot made it to Front Page Explore. This year I think I will enter it in the Ventura County Fair
ODC Theme: Low Angle
Taking my morning walk a little before sunrise.
Ancient Narin castle desert fortress and watch tower in Meybod, Yazd Province, Iran.
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... so I reduced the saturation till I liked it :-)
Submission to group FlickrFriday for theme “Low Angle“
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From untapped cities website - In Flatbush, Brooklyn, a notable and landmarked Sears, Roebuck store stands tall in the parking lot behind the Kings Theatre. The Art Deco building stands as a reminder of the bustling commercial district that activated this neighborhood in the earlier part of the 20th century. This retail flagship was so important, Eleanor Roosevelt delivered the opening remarks in November of 1932 and she is said to have made the first purchase ever in this location, “a pair of baby booties,” reported the Brooklyn Eagle. This building is also the only Sears retail stores opened by the company in the 1930s that is still in operation.
Urban architectural image looking skyward into fair weather clouds.
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Tauragnas lake. Name comes from extinct large wild cattle Bos taurus ("wild bull", aurochs - eng.) that were abundant in the surroundings. Lake and settlement nearby first mentioned in written sources in 1261. Last aurochs killed in 1627.
Camera: cardboard box
Media: orthochromatic glass plate, 6x9 cm
Exposure: 5 min
Developer: D-76