The pup and I wandered downtown this past weekend to take in a museum. But it was a beautiful, sunny day, with not many people around (probably all out on their mountain bikes). So it was a great opportunity for a little work with my ‘510…
Islands in the sky
Today’s photo comes courtesy of a recent business trip to New Orleans. I took quite a few pictures while I was in town, but I think some of the pictures I took on the flight home are even better than the city pictures. Here’s one of my favorites…
Emissario
This picture comes from Florence, Italy — and is one of my favorites just for the story behind it.
I’m not quite sure what the story of the building is (although the text on the placard over the door translates to “Emissary: Primary Entrance”). Maybe an old embassy? Anyway, I liked the look of [...]
Flowers at a street market
Back to Paris for this colorful scene…
Gone fishing…
Another beach shot from my San Diego series, this time looking down a steep drop to the beach far below…
So close, yet so far
I keep forgetting (at least subconsciously) that it no longer costs anything to take a picture, so I might as well take a lot and sort out the good ones later….
Shorty gets to work with the puschkinia…
As I mentioned in my last post, I bought an adapter so I could use my old (1979) Zuiko 50mm / f1.8 lens on my E-510. I’d heard that this combination was really bright, and thought that this would help in situations where I wanted to focus attention on a subject using a tight depth of field (i.e., subject in focus with everything in the foreground and background out of focus).
So I put “shorty” on the ‘510, went out in the yard, and practiced on some early (for Colorado) spring flowers…
For you, a bouquet…
A few weeks back, we took a short family vacation to San Diego. We did the usual barnstorming thing, packing as many sights as we could into what was essentially a long weekend. Here’s one shot I took along a trail…
Want to go for a ride?
Another Paris picture, this one of a line of rental bikes awaiting their next customers…
