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52 in 2017 - In Your Neighborhood
I thought I'd have to sit this week's assignment out - have been losing the battle with a nasty head cold since last Monday.... Fortunately this little guy turned up on my neighbor's deck this morning, so a quick shot without even leaving the house! The scene is representative of my neighborhood, though, in that I live in a townhouse complex surrounded by protected green space with plenty of wildlife - a nice change from the traffic and busy daily life surrounding us.
Shot with my new (to me) Pentax A 50 f1.2 at f1.2.
I am liking the narrow depth of field and bokeh has a bit of character which I like.
Vale Park. Is in New Brighton,..... During this cold weather some kind person decided to knit Caps fof the railings, to keep them Warm..
Toronto at 6am - Railing along the seawall in the park behind the R. C. Harris water treatment plant on Lake Ontario.
At the entrance and on the edge of Stanley Park, the Sea Wall offers a very pleasant journey. It is 22 kilometers (14 miles) in length, and is often quite busy. Wide enough to carry the marching crowd, and also enjoyable enough for others to saunter.
In this shot, the man-made stone like railing extends to the edge of the Park. This is the point where it begins, and leaves the downtown area of Vancouver. As you can also tell, colors show it is taken at sunset.
AAW March 5 - 12: Entropy
A railing and wall was being eaten slowly by rust. Cropped in post for symmetry, and added contrast to bring out the rust.
Just before this photograph was taken near the edge of the pavement on St John's Road in Tunbridge Wells, an approaching woman came up and started pulling me out from the road, saying in an annoyed fashion that it was silly to be standing "out in the middle of the road" with a camera. !? Had to eventually ask her stop touching me… ! Classic.