This is one of those scenes that I just had to get a picture of…
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My ever-hungry friend
Today, another seagull picture from offshore of Victoria, BC…
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Minty fresh!
A bumblebee works its way through some slender mountain mint:
I took this picture in a park in St. Louis, Missouri. It has a slight case of “green overdose,” but I like the bokeh and am particularly happy at how crisp the bee looks.
I think I’ve finally discovered the secret of good bee photography [...]
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Looking for some lunch
Another image from our trip to Alaska — this one from an unusual perspective…
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Coming for the pilot
Another cruise picture — this time of a boat coming out to our ship, to take the Puget Sound harbor pilot home…
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Down by the tracks
I ran across this scene by the trolley tracks in New Orleans…
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Wheels and trusses — old and new
Since my last post about New Orleans had a less than flattering image, I thought that in the spirit of fairness, I should follow up with a picture of a nicer scene. Here’s one that captures old and new — both wheels (steam vs. car) and trusses (paddle wheel structure vs. bridge structure)
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Above the clouds
Today’s picture is another one I took on my recent flight home from New Orleans…
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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…
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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…
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