relatively, not so bad!
here's a winter beach scene of toronto, also from the archives, ca 1998...
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relatively, not so bad!
here's a winter beach scene of toronto, also from the archives, ca 1998...
Trying my hand at a little macro photography. The reproductive parts of a Hibiscus.
another from the film archives, of the last century!
iconic pine on georgian bay, ontario.
this sunday morning, another brief light show with fast-passing clouds...
and the video...
and the video...
slept in this monday morning!
more cleaning out the archives.
here's a morning pano of mahone bay's (nova scotia) churches, may, 2002; 4 film shots merged.
more cleaning out the archives.
here's a morning pano of mahone bay's (nova scotia) churches, may, 2002; 4 film shots merged.
Sunset from October last year.
Pentax K-1, Sigma 50-500mm lens at 50mm f 6.3, ISO 400, 1/60 second exposure.
Pentax K-1, Sigma 50-500mm lens at 50mm f 6.3, ISO 400, 1/60 second exposure.
Well done my friend. I have no idea how you "edited" these shots to merge them, but I could find no evidence. Excellent work!slept in this monday morning!
more cleaning out the archives.
here's a morning pano of mahone bay's (nova scotia) churches, may, 2002; 4 film shots merged.
I remember buying cheap "Panorama" cameras back in the day, especially on a trip to Hawaii in 1991 ish? Disposable cameras, as I recall? But I did some "decent" work with them....
He is a master sorcerer I tell you. He uses the black arts from some wizard’s tool called photoshop.
from deeper down in the archives.
felix's oyster bar in new orleans french quarter, early 60's.
wishing rapid recovery to all those impacted by Ida!
felix's oyster bar in new orleans french quarter, early 60's.
wishing rapid recovery to all those impacted by Ida!
Mt Jefferson shot from Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood
Just marvelous. Thank you.from deeper down in the archives.
felix's oyster bar in new orleans french quarter, early 60's.
wishing rapid recovery to all those impacted by Ida!
thanks!
here's another from the same roll.
new orleans canal st streetcar.
notice gents with suits and hats!
background, miller-wohl retail fashion store...does anyone remember? does anyone care?!
If we are going Analog here is a shot taken with a Pentax Spotmatic and a 24mm screw mount lens...
Painted Hills in the Sheepshead Unit outside Mitchell, Oregon.
Painted Hills in the Sheepshead Unit outside Mitchell, Oregon.
another Analog image, from 2002, Portland ME lighthouse.
really quiet this thursday morning at the wetlands.
another from the analog days, 2004...
Balloons from the Prosser, WA balloon festival a few years ago.
Note the psychology of the image is that the brain knows there are bright colors so being in a B/W shot the brain tries to add color. Also the more triangles in an image the stronger.
Note the psychology of the image is that the brain knows there are bright colors so being in a B/W shot the brain tries to add color. Also the more triangles in an image the stronger.
Mt. Adams at sunrise. I was out deer hunting in NE Oregon and saw this. Luckily I had my camera with me.
took the drone up at twilight a couple days ago.
amazing low light capability, even at iso 1600 and shots at 1/8 sec!
here's a merged panorama, 9 shots, processed in the drone software.
i launched and controlled from here...
the merge software was pretty good, small error here...
amazing low light capability, even at iso 1600 and shots at 1/8 sec!
here's a merged panorama, 9 shots, processed in the drone software.
i launched and controlled from here...
the merge software was pretty good, small error here...
A cloudy valley in Pendleton Oregon in the Blue Mountains. Shot with my 50mm 1:1.4 lens
