We had another flurry of snow last night, about half an inch, but by the morning it was gone. While it fell I took this long exposure shot with a flash so you get the trails of the snow with some flakes ‘frozen’ by the flash.
Tag: Sky
Sellwood Sunset
I just happened to have the right camera, the right lens and a sufficiently tired dog to take some photos of the spectacular sunset yesterday. Rain today…
Autumn turns to winter
I bought the domain name www.vintageviewfinders.com today. A bargain at 99cents for a year and I’ve set it up to forward to this category. Wish I’d thought of it before I got my business cards printed, but hey ho.
Fill my little world right up (fisheye)
I was happy with how this one turned out. It’s a weeping willow, looking straight up, and zooming out while taking the shot.
Top of the Seattle Space Needle
I was desperately trying to come up with a non-clichéd shot here. But failed… Gorgeous views without a doubt, nothing you can’t see on Google Earth mind.
I tried to give this a view-from-a-zeppelin type feel, or possibly from Lando’s Cloud City… There’ll be some more Seattle pix coming soon. Am truly knackered now.
Teasles
“Dipsacus is a genus of flowering plant in the family Dipsacaceae. The members of this genus are known as teasel or teazel or teazle.” says Wikipedia. I’d just like to add Teasle to the list of accepted spellings.
Peter Kerr Park
If I’d had a tripod I could have tried HDR for this, but as it is I chose to concentrate on the reflection of the sky and underexpose the rest. I like the fringe of autumn trees too… What do you reckon? Comments are welcome, as are ratings.
Cranes
The view from Alameda’s dog park at sunset almost makes up for having to follow them round with a plastic bag…
Hemispheric Cow
I just got a new camera which has an in-built autostitch function, hence this photo… Taken by the Paraninfo of the University of Guadalajara. I’m not convinced the dimensions work for this photoblog. What do you reckon?
Under Mexican skies
Kids waiting patiently for Jesus to appear at San Martin de las Flores’ Judea 2007.
Guardian of the Pitayero
On the way to Tapalpa, Jalisco, Mexico there are more than a few of these goat (?) skulls perched on gates. Didn’t scare us off though. We’re used to seeing them floating in the middle of soups in San Juan de Dios market food court…
El Templo Expiatorio de Guadalajara
It’s like, how much more neo-gothic could it be? None. None more neo-gothic.
View of Chapala from San Juan Cosala
View from the temezcal in San Juan Cosala overlooking the largest lake in Mexico, Chapala in the state of Jalisco.