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The Three Sisters mountains as seen from Rte 20 near Sisters, Oregon. I used the occasion to shoot some Infrared film as well.
I not completely happy with the way this turned out. I will have to try again, and work a little harder on composition.
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I had a fun shoot today with my best friend's sister and her family out at Cobblestone Farm in Ann Arbor. It's this cute little historic farm and I fell in love with this little red wooden out building. Took some adorable shots of the kids in front of it and definitely plan to come back and use it in future shoots. This may not be the most exciting selfie, but I wanted to include the building and since I was dressed in scrubs and minimal makeup, this is what you get. Deal.
Day three and going strong...forty more days until I prove Brad wrong.
Three wise men, or three cheeky monkeys, more like?!
A while back, Sarah and I arranged for her to visit before Christmas, and it was a surprise when our friend Southsea Dave turned up, on his day off! Here's a quick selfie of the three of us!
Mayfair, London - 2014
Of all the cars I saw, this little Morgan 3-Wheel was getting the most attention!
The sun was setting as we played in the Mediterranean Sea tonight over Italy, France & Monaco, all of which are in this shot. This trip for me hasn't really been about taking a simple vacation. This has been about discovering more about my family's history. I keep going back to that line in the song, "Radioactive" by Kings of Leon (sung by "Big Caleb" as we call him).
"It's in the water...It's in the story of where you came from"
For me, these are the waters of half my story.
The Three Sisters are an unusual rock formation in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, on the north escarpment of the Jamison Valley.
Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "The Three Sisters is considered by Mr. J. S. Diller of the U.S. Geological Survey as probably affording the most interesting for glacial studies in the United States with the exception of Alaska."
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Route 3 Car Show. Clifton, New Jersey.
I'd sometimes take pictures of people's cars and sell their photos back to them. These are some of my earliest shots, and teaching myself photography.
Summer, 2004
Nikon FM10
Nikon 35-70mm f/3.5 Zoom
Judging by the wispy feathers, this looks like it was the young bird that was on the tree right by Mom or Dad. It's not the best quality, but it's difficult to get decent shots deep in the forest and of birds that don't stay still for a second and keep travelling further and further up the tall trees. These Three-toed Woodpeckers are rare here, so I sometimes hang on to photos that are far from good.
The weather forecast was promising rain and mixed precipitation for 7 and 8 September 2014, and there were a couple of places that I thought I had better get to before the bad weather arrived. The first one was Brown-Lowery, to check if there were any mushrooms. I was there recently, and only found a couple of things. This last visit was a little more rewarding and I found several large clusters of tiny mushrooms growing on tree stumps or at the base of trees. Also found several patches of bright orange Coral Fungi. Quite a few people were in the park, so I felt safer going a very short way in. Far enough, as it turned out, to watch this adult and juvenile Three-toed Woodpecker, feeding together on a tree trunk. The young one was copying Mom or Dad, but its soft squeaking sound resulted in the adult feeding it, too. You can tell this tree has been used by the Three-toed Woodpeckers, as much of the bark has been stripped, leaving the orange/brown wood below. This Woodpecker species seems to be reasonably tolerant of people. These are rare birds here, so I feel very lucky to have seen these two and any others in the past.
birdsofalberta.com/List/detail.php?id=226
www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Three-toed_Woodpecke...
On that day, little did any of us know that we were in for a major, late summer, snowstorm! Yesterday and today, 9 and 10 September (today), we've had heavy, wet snow that is causing tremendous damage to so many trees in the city. Yesterday, it was said that 5,000 trees had been damaged, and today, conditions are far, far worse. And the snow keeps falling ....
Deer Isle causeway bridge, ya know you have arrived when you are crossing and leaving the outside world behind for a few weeks.
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Now there is this thing with range finder cameras.. it’s centering the frame.. maybe it’s a learned thing.. but old dogs and new tricks, I’ll probably never figure it out. Maybe it’s just me.
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Kodak Retina IIa
Schnider Kreuznavh Retina Zenon f:2, 50 mm
Kentmere Pan 400
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Viva Mexico restaurant, Edinburgh
Please take a look at a selection of H2
Photographic Clubs images here
Expired (2005) Ilford PanF 50
Hasselblad 500C/M
Zeiss Planar 80mm
Tetenal Paranol S 1+25
Looks like the roll has gotten damp, gutted !
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K-1 + Helios 44 (58/2 - 13 blade) at about f/2.8 with a Hoya circular polarizer for fun since I was trying to evoke bizarre flare effects.
Ghostly figures move through the scene on their way for an early evening bite to eat at the stunningly lit Three Roofs Cafe and Restaurant in Castleton in Derbyshire. 02/01/2011