DavidWEGS wrote:
Ultrapix, too funny. Did you see it hit the glass? Must have been traveling at a fair clip for an impression like that.
Thanks, David; no, I wasn't there when it happened; someone showed me that impression, and I managed at my best to show it, less visible by eye than in the picture
A few weeks ago I was in Long Beach, California for two days for a work related event. Thanks to Bobby for providing me with tips on good locations. I only had limited time for photography. I was up early one morning to look for some sunrise light but fog had rolled in and things were pretty socked in. Just before I had to head into my day of meetings the fog cleared and I managed a few images of this interesting building. Right after taking these images I was approached by two security guards who said I could not take photographs of the building. I guess technically I was on private property. I apologized and said I would leave which I did. When I got to the side walk a police car pulled up and the officer asked what I was doing. When I explained to the officer that I was just taking some photographs of the interesting architecture of Long Beach he said, "Oh, ok, just try to stay on public property and enjoy your stay in Long Beach". I took his advice and had a great time.
A few with my 60mm macro a great olympus lens.
the third one is the epl5 with the kit zoom not bad for a zoom.
Last a BW because I am a BW kind of guy.
Some images taken yesterday at Tucsons Sonora Desert Museum. Lens used were Oly 75 and Pana 45/200 . The Owl and Hawk were from their outdoor raptor show.
Harry Palmer
You can't go wrong with any of the lenses mentioned. I am getting to where I am shooting with just the 25mm and 75mm. But I don't really do landscapes anymore.
The 75mm has a special place in my heart.
Playing with new VSCO slide film presets. Unfortunately they don't have Kodachrome (due to not being able to test with real Kodachrome) but the Fujichromes are pretty nice.
