Just a quick shot with the fisheye lens.
Gotta love the neat views you can get with the fisheye lens.
Category: Photography
Watchful Gargoyles
I photographed these gargoyles and statues while a Phipps Conservatory a few years ago. I personally like how the light and shadow set the mood for the photographs.
What so you think?
Working Up a Sweat
Tonight my post is of a flower that just looked like it was working hard. I thought the water droplets and flush colors made it look as though it had just finished a tough workout and was ready for a cool drink.
A Flower for You
Tonight I thought I would post a flower for you. I posted this flower a while ago in a group of flowers but thought it deserved its own post.
A Weeping Orchid
As I looked through photos searching for something to post tonight I came across this sad orchid. As I looked at this orchid I thought to myself that this particular orchid was having a really bad day. I wondered if the photo reflected my personal feelings at the time.
Do you think that your photography represents how you feel when your taking the photo?
Orchid Night
Tonight just felt like I should post a photo of an orchid.
Hope you agree.
How Close Can You Get?
Tonights post is simply a close up of a flower. The question is How Close Can You Get? And do you think there is a limit as to how close you should get?
In the Shadow a Cross
Tonight I am posting a photo that caught my eye last fall. I was just out enjoying a nice warm day when I happened upon this scene. The way the shadow was cast over the grave just seemed right to me.
Hope you enjoy.
Spring Flowers Are Just Around the Corner
With the threat of 4 inches or more of snow. I thought a quick look at a Spring flower was in order. This is a Trillium that I photographed in Ohiopyle State Park.
I’m really getting tired of looking at old photos I can’t wait for the weather to break so I can get out and take some new photographs.
Out of the Blue
Todays post comes to you from Rehoboth Cemetery. I found this cemetery while out for a ride and stopped by to see what was there. What I found was these really old graves sites and some amazing photo opportunities. This one was shot using a fisheye lens and my converted D100 Nikon for the infrared.
On a side note, I can’t wait to get out with the IR camera again.
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