Cooling their drinks at the water fountain.
Enjoying their picnic!
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Alice is reading “Bush Flying Captured” (Photography of Rich Hulina), a gift that was given to my friend by his children. It was a pleasure to see in the book a photo of the plane I used to fly in NW Ontario. I am not sure if I was a bush pilot or a pilot who flew in the bush! 🙂
Reading through “Bush Flying Captured!”
The plane I flew in NW Ontario, parked on the lake and ready to go.
Photo of the plane in the book Alice is reading.
Oman Norquay with his 1959 Luscombe 8F C-FZA in this great fall shot. It was listed for sale in March 2011 for $38,000 CDN
on the C & S Enterprises website.
Rich and Elma with their 1957 Chevy Bel Air
Charles let me take this car for a drive!
Carolyn Esh with her father! Congratulations!
A little belated but still in my thoughts!
Nice scene bringing back memories of childhood!
Using HDR in the image below allowed me to reveal the details of the machinery as well as the colors of the sky.
I shot the image using 14-24mm lens at f/11.
Editors Note: This post builds upon Levi’s earlier post on Starbursts.
When you include the sun in you composition, you have framed a scene with a very high dynamic range–shadows facing you and full sun—so HDR software is ideal for making a picture revealing the whole scene.
The sunrise through the trees and the Canyonlands sunset above are both HDR composites. If not, they would both be silhouettes. Check out Rich and Scott’s excellent book on HDR to learn how it can work for you.
One Part Starburst + One Part Golden Hour
I gotta come clean. That image at the top of this post is not only HDR, but it’s a combination of two HDR images. The…
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Rain is so much a part of Bangladesh, I couldn’t resist re-blogging this post.
Cookies with M & M’s in them!
Yummy!
With all the hartals, demonstrations and unrest this is a great theme for Bangladesh. This sign is in front of Carzon Hall of Dhaka University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
What a great theme with great comments! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Is a door the way in or the way out? It depends…are you coming or going?
We find many interesting doors in life.
Sometimes we know just what we need…
Other times the choice is not so clear…
Some doors are lovely…
Others scary…
Some are daunting…
It would be nice if we could sneak a peek…
Some doors are difficult to get to…
Still others can be hard to find…
Or best avoided…
But you never can tell which door…
…will open up onto a new friendship…
…or even lead to a loving family.
Which is why we must not be afraid to step out into the sunshine, or forget to invite someone in out of the cold.
Reach for the doorknob….
…..and see what you can find.
All words and images Copyright 2012 Naomi Baltuck
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