Those Good Old Days
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Whitby how it might have looked through the camera lens half a century ago.
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― Rachel Hollis
100 x Scenery 48/100
Here is a Lensbaby at F/16. It worked great for the "landscape" shot but not as interesting as "Embrace the Blur" at F/2.8. ;)
Behind the Scenes: I took 4 walks yesterday to get this shot for a total of almost 5 miles. I wanted it so badly and the sun was beaming like crazy. The sun would disappear behind a cloud for while and I would think the coast was clear. I set out on my walk and as soon as I would get to the house the sun would magically appear. By the 4th time I took the shot and let it be as it is, sun glare and all.
At least the sun was semi away....the shadows aren't as pronounced as they were the first 3 times! Nature can be so fickle sometimes. Hehe!
In the summer of 1976 we had a tour of Europe. Germany, Austria, Yugoslavia, Greece, Romania, Hungary and the GDR. One of the photos we took of ourselves ended up as Frontbilde on a new release of songs from this year.
Here we are 44 years older, (77)
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One way to savor the approach to Mont Saint Michel.
Hope you are enjoying a lovely weekend. After days of cold drippy fog, we have a few hours of sunshine in San Francisco today. Thanks, as always, for stopping by and for your kind comments, awards and faves -- I appreciate them all.
© Melissa Post 2017
Lamentations 5:21 “O LORD, turn thou us unto thee: and so shall we be turned. Renew our days as in old time.”
This was taken at the Swan Hill Pioneer Museum, a wonderful tourist attraction in Swan Hill on the Murray River which is the border between Victoria and New South Wales. I cropped out the bottom half of the shot as it was full of modern sweets and lollies wrapped in plastic which didn't quite fit the theme. Plenty of familiar old names on those shelves (for Aussies anyway).