Friday, December 18, 2015
Sunday, December 13, 2015
December 13, 2015
Consider this a rerun... not a duplicate. Previous photos of this scene, that were published earlier, were done at that time but I came across these this morning, which are pictures taken in April of 2012 at Gibbs Garden, with the intention on creating an HDR picture. The first picture is a result of combining the other three photos into one and making adjustments with photo processing software.
Saturday, December 5, 2015
December 5, 2015
I was going through pictures on a back-up disk and came across this one. I cannot remember which falls it is but I am sure that it was around Dillard, Ga or just across the state line in North Carolina.
Either way, it is a reminder to me to make sure that I do a better job of identifying where pictures are take. I think that in the spring, I will re-visit some of the falls. I came across one waterfall that had very little water flowing over it and remember seeing a picture when the water had greater volume. Big difference.
Either way, it is a reminder to me to make sure that I do a better job of identifying where pictures are take. I think that in the spring, I will re-visit some of the falls. I came across one waterfall that had very little water flowing over it and remember seeing a picture when the water had greater volume. Big difference.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
December 1, 2015
This month's project is "The Holidays in Black and White." I enjoy the challenges each month because it forces one to think and plan. It gets one out of their easy mode, which for me is landscapes or stills.
These are examples of which I do not think will be submitted. Pictures submitted are to be taken during the current month.
The first is a 'vintage' picture, which was taken two years ago. It is a Christmas Tree made from lobster traps, located at Fox's Restaurant at Nubble Light in York Beach Maine.
The other pictures were taken in the foyer of our church. The Manger has life-sized characters and I would venture that the tree is 14-16 feet tall.
These are examples of which I do not think will be submitted. Pictures submitted are to be taken during the current month.
The first is a 'vintage' picture, which was taken two years ago. It is a Christmas Tree made from lobster traps, located at Fox's Restaurant at Nubble Light in York Beach Maine.
The other pictures were taken in the foyer of our church. The Manger has life-sized characters and I would venture that the tree is 14-16 feet tall.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Novemrber 24, 2015
A day early, but HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Linda and I went to St Joseph's Hospital at the I-285 perimeter Saturday evening so I could get a third 'Night Photo' to enter in the photo club that is in our sub-division.
The two building are known at 'The King and Queen' buildings, a/k/a The Westin Hotel. I took them from a top level of the parking garage at the Women's Center.
The picture of the red and white lights are of the traffic at the intersection of I-285 and GA Route 400 at 7:00 pm. this was to the feft of where I took the photos of the buildings. The first picture is the one that I submitted, along with the others from earlier,
Linda and I went to St Joseph's Hospital at the I-285 perimeter Saturday evening so I could get a third 'Night Photo' to enter in the photo club that is in our sub-division.
The two building are known at 'The King and Queen' buildings, a/k/a The Westin Hotel. I took them from a top level of the parking garage at the Women's Center.
The picture of the red and white lights are of the traffic at the intersection of I-285 and GA Route 400 at 7:00 pm. this was to the feft of where I took the photos of the buildings. The first picture is the one that I submitted, along with the others from earlier,
Saturday, November 21, 2015
November 21, 2015
The Olympics are not what they used to be... The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has added venues that seem less than less competitive and more entertaining. This, probably, is due to wanting higher ratings on television.
The following pictures are from a new venue that will run in conjunction with Synchronized Swimming. It is call Synchronized Flying, which in keeping with the IOCs penchant for PC and parity, the scale is tilted to the Canadians.
There are two classifications, Pairs and Ensemble.
The Pairs.
The Ensemble.
The following pictures are from a new venue that will run in conjunction with Synchronized Swimming. It is call Synchronized Flying, which in keeping with the IOCs penchant for PC and parity, the scale is tilted to the Canadians.
There are two classifications, Pairs and Ensemble.
The Pairs.
The Ensemble.
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
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