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This is my favorite picture out of the 700 or so we took today, we were both straddling the ledge. muahaha and sorry height phobs.
I did not crop this picture at all, in fact i didn't do anything to the majority of these pictures from this shoot because we did it at sunset with a nice nice camera. The lighting couldn't have been more perfect.
Didn't really like the color of the sky in this shot, but I liked the yellows in the lightm and the wires and rusty holder.
Stoplights where the new interstate connector is being built in Fairmont.
Photo by Justin Channell
Camera: Pentax Auto 110
Fuji Superia 200asa
I am still trying to understand how this new style of cross walk light is better than the existing ones that seemed to work just fine.
This photo satisfies requirement 1. There were no special effects that I wanted to create, so this photo was just about playing with the three setting in order to create the "perfect" lighting that I wanted. In post-processing, I turned the photo a little warmer in order to emphasize the red and orange.
Older 4-Way flashing red signal in Sallisaw, OK. Note how the signal appears to be 4 separate segments.
On the way up to Waimea Canyon we came across these old stoplights that were still hanging. I had to come back to take pictures.
Rolling up to this man at a stoplight. I was amused at how his expression mirrored his dog's. Snapped this photo. He looked at me and I asked if I could take a photo of his dog....light changed...he said yes...so at the next light, he rolled up next to me and pulled out a second dog (seen in view 2)
Shot with zoom cranked on my brand new (that day) Canon PowerShot SX130 IS through the window of the Original Joe's restaurant in Hayden Beach, Portland OR.
saw this at the stoplight on my way to work this morning, so I snapped a pic. sorry for the quality, crappy digital zoom