Yes, I realize that not everyone appreciates sushi but... Here are a few images from a local sushi joint.
Beautiful colors and extremely tasty looking Joshua.
Glad Fall is here! Our summer was BRUTAL!!!!
Ah the bittersweet symphony of life goes on....!
Thanks!
Dan
A7RV Eye AF plus the 50/1.2GM makes me feel like I’m cheating, compared to all the years before where I had to work harder to capture fleeting moments and have them come out so beautifully, especially in low light.
ILCE-7RM5FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens50mmf/1.21/160s1250 ISO0.0 EV
Ross Martin wrote:
A7RV Eye AF plus the 50/1.2GM makes me feel like I’m cheating, compared to all the years before where I had to work harder to capture fleeting moments and have them come out so beautifully, especially in low light.
Look out Ross..he will be in college soon!
Good lookin' lad!
Dan
Ross Martin wrote:
Hahha, yes Dan, time does fly by way too fast! Glad I'm just the uncle so won’t be paying for the college education
Boy will need "pocket change" Ross. So Uncle Ross's visit won't be painless! Just joshin' ya!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Beautiful colors and extremely tasty looking Joshua.
Glad Fall is here! Our summer was BRUTAL!!!!
Ah the bittersweet symphony of life goes on....!
Thanks!
Dan
Thank you, Dan! It was tasty, let me assure you 😜! Our summer was brutal, too. It has cooled down quite a bit and today, is the first jacket, albeit a light-jacket, day here.
Thank you Ross, I'd like to take credit, but the fish nipping something off the surface off the water gets most of it. I'm just happy to realize what gift I was given, and pressed the shutter button.
Ross Martin wrote:
Very nice, Tim! The ripple adds a nice touch.
hatch1921 wrote:
@davev@ very nice capture, I was hesitant to post this little guy, he looks tiny compared to the monster buck you photographed. Nice one!
. They all start out little. These bucks live in a park. We've been able to watch them grow for years.
Who knows what this little guy will look like in five years.
. They all start out little. These bucks live in a park. We've been able to watch them grow for years.