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Two towers somewhere in Berlin. I used a ultrawideangle in order to get them on and processed them into black and white. A composite with an extra long exposure shot for the sky.
SPAX AEM-7 2307 brings up the markers on Wash-1 as the train crosses over to track one at Neshaminy.
Storefront, Two Men. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.
Two men at a Manhattan storefront as a Columbus Day parade passes by.
Switching gears again today, this is another photograph from our October East Coast visit. The trip was primarily geared toward photographing autumn color in New England, but we managed to sped a couple of nights in Manhattan between that and our homeward flight. Our visit coincided with what New York still refers to as the “Columbus Day Parade,” though a more modern designation is apparently also something along the lines of Italian Heritage Day. (One bizarrely noteworthy moment was seeing Rudy Giuliani yucking it up at the front of one of the floats, but I digress…) We wandered around the periphery of the parade route, where the onlookers were in many cases more fascinating than the parade itself.
I made this photograph using one of my “blind shooting” techniques. There are lots of different thoughts about how street photographers should (or should not) interact with their subjects, and I think they all have some validity. Here I did not want the subjects to be distracted by me, so I held the camera in front of me as I walked by and made a couple of exposures without look directly at the two men. I think it paid off. I feel like there are a number of ways to try to make sense of what is going on here and what it might imply, but I’ll leave it to viewers to figure this out.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
I believe Flicker is adding sharpness to these. I did NOT oversharpen Mr. Mallard there. This is a pretty severe crop from the file. Probably about 65–70mm equivalent.
A collaborative diptych - taken for a group 52.5 of 2010.
My friend Diana (Di's Eyes') and I met for lunch and took a photowalk around Little Italy.... we took doors, buildings, murals, reflections and then found a small shop that had masks. It was Ash Wednesday just after Mardi Gras... we started snapping and when put together thought they were the best. We had a wonderful afternoon for a fun project!
The image I took is on the left and Diana's is on the right her photostream is:
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I must say this has been the best project for me I collaborated with two special people from the group, one close and one far!
Millie coming to say hello ... cute as and younger sister Rosie looking the other way . New additions to the coffee scene . Lovely to see .
D n D Coffee
Kenmore
being a little bargain basement today with a one day only two for the one special.
Well I thought it might stop you getting fed up seeing this hair do that I have just realised is very blond.
Would I change anything? nah I don't think so.
When traveling to the blacksmith, the captain of the black falcon always stop by his old friend's Leon. The two of them were in the same unit of the royal guard, until Leon quit the army, after getting back from a too long mission patroling the western border of the realm, only to find his wife had succumbed to a disease. After some time he decided to reopen the family brewery: the Two Vipers' Brewery.
My entry for BrickPirate summer challenge for which we were asked to make a medieval building with a maximum size of 32x32.
Taken on a walk from home around Los Medanos College Pittsburg, CA. Hand held, available light, processed in Photoshop using Topaz Filters. Digital Rendering. The 2 aphids were present when the photograph was taken.
Carolina Wren and Dark-eyed Junco. The Carolina is quite sociable and often hangs out with the finches. It's not often that I see it with other birds such as this male junco.
"Two cups praise"
~ Grace Taylor
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On 8 Nov 2009, Yoji (my hubby) and I celebrated our 22nd Anniversary. These flower photos are memories from the surprise delivery of flowers from my hubby to me from a florist.
Two Giant lightning bolt striking next to a wall of rain south of Boulder Colorado towards Golden, heading east to Denver. This is a view Central East Boulder County looking to the southwest towards the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Very active lightning strikes, we were out of the wind and rain north of the storm a great viewing point.
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Panasonic Lumix 14mm f/2.5 lens on Olympus E-PM1.
While many in the US are digging out from snow, here in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona, we are wearing short sleeve shirts and enjoying things like what this picture shows. This was taken in Wickenburg, Arizona on February 13, 2015.
I was just finishing a short hike in Homer, Alaska when I met this man enjoying what looked like a yummy cinnamon roll. He said that the Two Sisters Bakery just up the street had the best sticky buns he'd ever had. I like sticky buns so I definitely had to go there and yes their sticky buns were terrific. Were they the best I've ever had? I don't know but they were really good! I probably need to sample a few more before I can decide if they were the best so if you have any recommendations on sticky buns, let me know! Thanks in advance! Ha Ha!