This twilight shot of the south side of the turn basin at the end of the Petaluma River was taken earlier this month–two weeks ago actually because there’s a new moon tonight.
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 28mm. 1/100 second at f/5.6, ISO 200.
Canon T2i around the home town.
The commute was once again uninspiring for taking photographs. The temperature is pleasant, but this year’s Indian Summer has lingered for far too long–and, according to the weather reports, there’s no change in site. Weird. Ah well, it’s probably time to focus on some fresh close-ups and abstracts as a photographic antidote for the current doldrums. In the meantime, here’s quirky shot I took during a night out this past Summer.
Canon G11 close to the subjects at hand.
I’m uninspired to shoot during my commute these days, not because I don’t want to but because the weather has been so perfectly dull. Clear, but hazy skies and/or high fog on virtually windless days for two weeks. So, for today’s photo, I went back to that weird, wispy fog day at the Golden Gate Bridge last month and pulled up this image of a fog stream.
Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm.
Canon T2i following the stream.
My wife scored a pair of NOS, handmade in the USA, Chisholm boots off eBay for a song. They were delivered this afternoon and when she put them on she kept them on. Keepers! For fun, I took some shots of the boots with my iPhone–again using the Hipstamatic app.
iPhone phoning it in.
It’s my Friday off so I spent a few minutes this morning with my iPhone 4 figuring out how to get the Hipstamatic app to record in high resolution. The low rez shots are cool for quicky snap sharing, but for archiving and blog posts 1936×1936 is the way to go. I posted the first blue globe image a couple of weeks ago–it was shot in low rez using a wacky Hipstamatic “film” selection. This one was shot in high rez with the app set to a much tamer “film” selection.
BTW, the blue globes are solar powered night lights for the patio.
iPhone phoning home.