Another one near the Inner Harbor in Baltimore. This is part of the Holocaust Memorial. The memorial ground is tucked away in a quieter street, just a block from the hubbub of the waterfront.
Ric, I’ve really enjoyed your recent shots along Hwy 395 in Calif. It’s one of my favorite stretches of open road in the western U.S. Interesting scenery, interesting geology, interesting hiking, interesting history—it’s got it all. I try to make an annual pilgrimage down 395 every year, life circumstances permitting. Unfortunately I’ve never had MF Nikkors with me on those trips. Yes, I know. It sounds like sacrilege when I admit that in this thread.
RicHammond wrote:
I've always wondered. What is the story behind Leighton liking doors?
Well Ric, It's just not any door. They have to be different, well lit and inviting. I happened to shoot a lot of interesting (to me) doors in my nearby city one year, and I sort of got the reputation that I loved door shots.
Here are a few examples from that time, all shot with MF Nikkors:
Scott no more snow as nice at it looks ... it still looks cold!
Samy agreed on the Bokeh
Philippe some great expression
Reagan those aren't snow birds!
Raphael the Vettes are droolworthy but you missed yours!
Peter I recall seing a "Go-pro" at Sebring catching the corners using a 12' pole
Well here's a few from Ray's old stomping grounds. Hope you like em!
Scott no more snow as nice at it looks ... it still looks cold!
Samy agreed on the Bokeh
Philippe some great expression
Reagan those aren't snow birds!
Raphael the Vettes are droolworthy but you missed yours!
Peter I recall seing a "Go-pro" at Sebring catching the corners using a 12' pole
Well here's a few from Ray's old stomping grounds. Hope you like em!
What I hope to be the last snow image of this spring. This taken about 48 hours ago. Now it is reaching 70 degrees today! Taken with the 55 f3.5 Ai. Thanks for looking.
Scott
mp356 wrote:
What I hope to be the last snow image of this spring. This taken about 48 hours ago. Now it is reaching 70 degrees today! Taken with the 55 f3.5 Ai. Thanks for looking.
Scott
You didn't reach your normal snow fall this year did you?
Or maybe he will finally tell us the story behind it 
