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I've always been hesitant to upload running shots, I just feel like compared to whats out there, they suck lots. But I'm still learning so that's okay.
06.11-06.12 -- photo by Terry Donofrio -- Summer Games are the culminating competition event of the season. Track and field events took place at The College of New Jersey.
Edgefield County, SC
This is the one of the first shots that I took with my new 30 mm Macro lens. I should have placed an object in the photo for reference. This track is about the size of a quarter and has toe prints. I'm pretty sure that it's a fox, and both red fox and gray fox are in this area of South Carolina. I'm starting a new collection of animal track photos, and this is the first addition to the collection.
I'd love your opinion.
Dinosaur Track. Ok, I'm almost certain this is not a dinosaur track. The local mine geologist assures me that it's essentially impossible. The surface area here (Midas, Nevada) was a molten wasteland 22 million years ago. Not the kinda of strata where you find dinosaur tracks. Also, since photos are a two dimensional representation of three dimensional space, what seems to be a level footprint is actually occupying different strata in the rock. And, this photo is taken at a specific angle under specific light conditions that enhance the illusion. But, LOOK AT IT!
The ornate decorations everywhere you look in New York were certainly amazing.... This one, in particular, in Grand Central station caught my attention... Right next to the restroom nonetheless..... You don't see this much anymore....
Processed in Adobe Lightroom....
a set of tracks dissapear off the edge of a large slate slag heap, high on the side of the 'Old Man' of Coniston,UK. In the other direction the tracks dissapear a dissused mine entrance. I added a sepia tone in Picasa.
This was actually just shot in passing out my car window - not a lot of planning for this week's shot! These tracks are near my house and are in use (now, after many years of sitting idle), though mostly only at night. I've always liked how they go between the trees and kind of disappear into nowhere. There are actually people in the photo I didn't see until I was processing it, they're way back there!
Finding something interesting to photograph in my soul-less cookie cutter neighbourhood is often a challenge. Which makes it that much sweeter when you do stumble upon something. Sadly, these tracks are just another sign of more land being cleared away for more banal housing to come.
Super Richoflex TLR on Velvia 100. Why I haven't shot more with this camera, I have no idea. I LOVE IT.
Naomi Bates '14, Sarah Daly '13, and Keri Lambert '13 compete at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships in La Crosse, Wis. May 23-25.
Back in the era of film camera you'd take a picture like this and might not be sure if you're timing was good enought to get that Test Track car zoomed by, obviously mine was not, Peter really enjoyed this attraction.