ISO 80; f/4; 1/640; 13.4mm; 4:26pm (Canon SX10 aperture priority)
Cropped and straightened image. Made adjustments to red and yellow hues and painted out same hues from background. All adjustments made with Aperture.
ISO 80; f/5; 1.125; 48.6; 4:29 (Canon SX10)
Crop and used Blue Desert adjustments in Aperture, but backed off blue hue changes.
ISO 80; f/8; 1/320; 24.5mm; 8:46am (Canon SX10)
ISO 80; f/8; 1/125; 8.7mm: 7:30am (Canon SX10 – no tripod)
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ISO 80; f/5.7; 1/320; 100mm; 6:51AM (Canon SX10 on tripod)
This is one of the few times that every single picture that I took in a series was a keeper. For today I’m just showing this one, but I may do something with the whole series in the future.
ISO80; f/8; 1/250;88.2mm; 7:59am (Canon SX10 on tripod)
This lizard was well camouflaged, but thanks to some new tricks that I’ve learned in Aperture, I was able to reveal his natural S-Curve.
The weather has broken here… at least for a few days. It felt so good to be out an about with the camera again.
This is continued from Life of a Beach Ball (Part 2)
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Ahhh! Finally! Mr. Beachball reaches his destination. While we went kayaking… he just floated around for hours.
**ISO 80; f/8; 1/125; 7.7mm (Canon Powershot SD950IS)
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This is continued from Life of a Beach Ball (Part 1)
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After the 5 1/2 hour flight from Phoenix, we land in Laguardia Airport in NYC. Mr. Beachball needed to wake up and start adjusting to the new time zone. No better place than Starbucks for that. Mr. Beachball is not looking his vibrant self at all.
**ISO 800; f/2.8; 1/40; 7.7mm (Canon Powershot SD950IS)
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Do you remember the July 2nd Friday Assignment? I went back to find that beach ball… it took a couple tries but I finally caught up with it. Here’s how it spent its summer vacation.
Mr. Beachball found again in the desert… wind blown from original location.
**ISO 80; f/5.7; 1/640; 86mm; 7:12 AM (Canon SX10)
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A Nature Shot:
ISO 80; f/5.6; 1.50; 78.2mm; 7:42am (Canon SX10) Kuhn Rd Quartzsite
An Architectural Shot:
ISO 80; f/8; 1/200; 21.7; 7:54am (Canon SX10) Main St Quartzsite
Street Photography:
ISO 80; f/5.7; 1/500; 100mm 8:03am (Canon SX10) Main St. Quartzsite
These were taken Sunday Morning during my bike ride. Can you believe that Quail? There were literally hundreds of them , not only in the desert areas, but on the road and on people’s property.
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