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And, anyway, she was too preoccupied with her reflection in the pool...
This looks better on EVEN MORE BLACK :-)
looking for lisa : reflections
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funny, my intention was a wintery landscape, and ended up with a summery sunset — painting snow is a challenge!
edit: gave this to my neighbors Valdimar and Edda for Valdi's 90th birthday, as it seemed like it could be a view from their farm?
The July 4th Hollister Local only about 2 miles from home after a long shift switching in Salinas, Firestone and Moss Landing
quick piece, wrong coloring and i couldn't get rid of a man who talked to me about his autistic son.
I wasn't expecting to see THE 3985 on my lunch break this afternoon but I did see it in the form of a BNSF ET44C4 leading CSX K803. Being that there was some sun, the locomotive was clean and there's this cool thing called 'digital photography', I decided to snap a couple shots of my first Tier 4 gevo. Perhaps it'll be worth something in 20 years when the gevos are being phased out by even more stupid engines.
Le Touquet, just south of Calais, the morning after the night’s heavy snowfall.
Well, more zone blanc than zone rouge, you might say! Anyway, the morning dawned with a glorious sky, the air was clear, and it was satisfyingly crisp and crunchy underfoot – so all in all, a perfect and picturesque winter’s day.
Today is Wrong Trouser Day so the We're Here group members have been invited to visit the Wrong Trousers group.
I've had to improvise again as I don't even have any right trousers.
Wrong Way sign at night - Cinestill 400D - Canon EOS Rebel G - Columbia, NJ - scanned on Epson V600.
NR26 and DL41 lead 6AS8 Indian Pacific through Platform 2 at Homebush Station. I've not posted a black and white shot in some time, but the constrast here due to textbook "wrong lighting" made it too hard to resist. I don't believe B/W should be used as a "crutch", but sometimes it can make a shot work, when normally everything says it wouldn't.