Sorry for bombarding the thread with foliage pictures! Some shots this afternoon at Rock Creek Park in Washington DC, trying to catch the last glimpse of the fall colors.
Sorry for bombarding the thread with foliage pictures! Some shots this afternoon at Rock Creek Park in Washington DC, trying to catch the last glimpse of the fall colors.
Peire, so sorry about the accident! Hope your recovery will go smoothly and that you'll soon be able to travel around and take photos again. You were missed.
Dreamy farm scenes from a short afternoon walk. The sun sets at 15:30 (3:30PM) now.
A7II and Lensbaby Edge 80.
Looking down through the trees across the Lehigh County Zoo and across the Preserve.
Tripod mounted A7rII Kolari Vision UT sensor modified camera and Voigtlander 65mm f2 Macro Apo Lanthar Asph lens FE mount; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f8 1/60 second.
Exposure Corrected -0.39 Stops.
September 24, 2021
At the top of the Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
A couple more images of the giant moon, from the "Festival of the Moon" currently showing at Wells Cathedral.
(Camera tilted upwards to avoid the 100's of perambulating visitors below)
Now I use my other family car.It has an automatic gearbox which I hate very much. Fortunately the super powerful engine allows me not to get pissed too much every time I puff up the gas.
Besides, in such a car, the left leg, broken in two places and in plaster, is useless. The same is the right forearm in plaster too.I am ambidextrous, with a predominance of the left hand,so I do not care.Go one you lazybones and carry on with living!
Having a huge backlog of unpublished pictures from the last 15 years,I can now release some of them.Yet the problem is, I can not to tell lenses and cameras behind them every time, as only some exifs are available.
My beloved replacement car model,same as the one smashed is ordered and payed now,but it will take at least 10-12 months before I get it :-(.
I dream that I will die one day driving it or similar.The vision of dying in bed for some serious disease is hopeless as far as I can see it.
And the misty November is so beautifull with it's freezing,morning mists.....
, Dennis!
Some shots this afternoon at Rock Creek Park in Washington DC, trying to catch the last glimpse of the fall colors.
