Almost feel like am sitting there with you looking out at the scene (without having done the hike). Interesting to look around.
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Random Photo thread
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P1180288 by Dave Redman, on FlickrDogwood tree blossom at daughters house. . . . . and a visiting guest.
Was a bit windy, which effected the focus, and the visiting guest was gone before I could get a good look at it.
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@Dave R-Gotta love the prairies! By no means "flat" everywhere.
https://www.thegsresources.com/_for...724-Random-Photo-thread&p=2650384#post2650384
https://www.thegsresources.com/_for...724-Random-Photo-thread&p=2650384#post2650384
Cats love my yard. sigh. I like cats, but I don't own one.
P1180399e by Dave Redman, on FlickrCould be part of my "went for ride" story
https://www.thegsresources.com/_for...o-for-a-ride-today-Pics&p=2650844#post2650844
P1180456rc by Dave Redman, on FlickrMaybe could have minimized the pier, and shown more waves-sun-lake, but is kinda hard to think when out there with the wind and all the commotion. But that is part of the fun, if waves there is all this commotion going on but can walk out there. Did bring home maybe a quart of lake water with me.
More pics
https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...=a9d4ea7384f00881053ae70d255601a3&oe=60BD11B7
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Dog got into an owners special brownies
Woo.....ooof, yeah like, man.
I wanted to give a shout out to my younger (almost 20) daughter who just graduated from a Dental Assistant certificate course this past weekend. She's hoping to work in the cosmetic dentistry side of things here soon. I forgot my camera Saturday for her graduation and my iPhone one didn't like the background (two very bright windows) so I redid the picture today. She paid for the course by herself (not cheap either) and did very well in it.
Cheyenne with Certificate by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Cheyenne with Certificate by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Thanks Dave. Reading your description of "painterly" was an a-ha moment. I take it as a high compliment.
I do like the dreamlike, silky quality it has. Not perfectly sharp even in the sharpest area, but I was quite pleased.
The picture was taken with and old Sears lens adapted to the camera and fully manually taken.
I do like the dreamlike, silky quality it has. Not perfectly sharp even in the sharpest area, but I was quite pleased.
The picture was taken with and old Sears lens adapted to the camera and fully manually taken.
Another from two nights ago. Same camera / lens setup. Hand held.
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Light by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Light by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 5/15/21 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 5/15/21 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 5/15/21 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 5/15/21 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Thanks Roger. Wether you realize it or not, you, some other photography fans here, and this site are mostly the reason for my fully re embracing photography.
When I completed the two year photography degree at the community College back in the late 90s, it was at a time of life where I needed to be a provider and not a dreamer. HVAC was steady. Chasing photography pursuits likely wouldn't have been.
The Riding Game and Anyone Go For a Ride Today threads were the beginning of my frustration with sub par cameras / cell phones.. Picture Of The Week Game was enough to push me over and start looking for a good camera. The last two years have been a lovely journey of learning and exploring imagery. There was a pretty significant learning curve for me going from film to digital.
I thank you and all involved.
When I completed the two year photography degree at the community College back in the late 90s, it was at a time of life where I needed to be a provider and not a dreamer. HVAC was steady. Chasing photography pursuits likely wouldn't have been.
The Riding Game and Anyone Go For a Ride Today threads were the beginning of my frustration with sub par cameras / cell phones.. Picture Of The Week Game was enough to push me over and start looking for a good camera. The last two years have been a lovely journey of learning and exploring imagery. There was a pretty significant learning curve for me going from film to digital.
I thank you and all involved.
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First pic, I see the reflection, then the leaf (lillypad?), then after a while the way the leaf is bending the water surface. Impressive.
You are back to the Reservoir, eh.
Maybe the photo contest is continuing.
Yes. I'm planning to do one more contest to "complete the circle" of entering all 4 seasons.
Being that I'm a glutton for punishment I'm planning on using a shot done with an adapted lens.
I just got back. I certainly didn't plan to walk the whole 5 mile loop.. I'm tired. It may have been worth it though. The other side of the park is a wooded area and it was a nice change of scenery. I don't generally do well photographing in the woods, but I may have gotten a few nice detail shots.
Being that I'm a glutton for punishment I'm planning on using a shot done with an adapted lens.
I just got back. I certainly didn't plan to walk the whole 5 mile loop.. I'm tired. It may have been worth it though. The other side of the park is a wooded area and it was a nice change of scenery. I don't generally do well photographing in the woods, but I may have gotten a few nice detail shots.
