The whole shootin’ match.
This image was taken from our room at Hotel Belley in Québec City in early November 2010. We were holed up during the only heavy rain day we encountered during our entire 10,000 mile train trip from San Francisco to Vancouver, BC to Halifax, NS and back. Revisiting this image with the Fleurdelisé flying in the stiff wind made me feel nostalgic for the days we spent in la belle province.
Canon G11 while in Québec City.
Here’s a monochrome abstract of reflections on beer brewing tanks taken Saturday evening after sampling several of said brews in the brewery’s beer sanctuary.
Canon T2i pushing chrome.
I made a quick stop at Fort Point during my commute home today and grabbed a few rainy day shots. I didn’t have an umbrella to keep myself and the camera dry so I improvised with a sweat shirt I had in the car. I got a little wet, but the camera stayed mostly dry. This was the view towards the city.
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 65mm. 1/80 second at f/7.1, ISO 100.
Canon T2i out in the rain.
After nearly seven weeks of unseasonably warm and dry weather, rain is finally coming to Northern California. During my brief stop by edge of the San Francisco Bay at Horseshoe Cove late this afternoon, except for the tell-tale stratus clouds, that a storm is brewing wasn’t all that obvious.
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 17mm. 1/320 second at f/8, ISO 100.
Canon T21 ahead of the rain.
I took this shot in a business park parking lot after loading our gear after a gig. We’re often the last to leave.
Canon G11 out late.