Sorry, had to post two pics. Same flag, two different days. The Beachmere in Ogunquit, Maine.
Sorry, a third pic. This one is for context. Not my pic. It's a beautiful place. We stayed there for three nights recently:
Sorry, had to post two pics. Same flag, two different days. The Beachmere in Ogunquit, Maine.
Sorry, a third pic. This one is for context. Not my pic. It's a beautiful place. We stayed there for three nights recently:
Chasing the sunrise at Evel Knievel's Snake River jump site.
A bit brisk, at 29F.
The PS to this photo is on my IG.
This is the dock in front of my family house on Cape Cod, evening in late September
Took this during the community garage sale, didn't expect to see a 454ss running around 
From my little Waffle House project. Sam.
Can’t recall if I shared this one. When in New York last spring, I attended a Pexels meet-up at a studio in Brooklyn. It was pouring that day so, at first, we just had photographers there–no models.
What to do?
We just used each other as models.
This is Calbert, a video game composer and fellow photographer. He was very nice. This is right out of the camera, and that red background made everyone look like a model.
sunset at TTN
Arden as Raven. Candido 800 with my Canon A-1.
The assignment: baking.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Great opener for a triptich of the assignment. Let's see 2 more. What lens etc?
TurnerX19 said:In reply to David S. Wallens :
Great opener for a triptich of the assignment. Let's see 2 more. What lens etc?
Thank you. My wife and I are doing 52 Frames, so each week we get a new challenge. Last week was “fill the frame.” You can see all of my photos here.
The eggshell photo was taken with my Fujifilm X-Pro3 with a 50/2.0. I spent like a minute or two on the whole thing. My wife was baking, so I just photographed the scene on the stovetop.
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