365.331 Icarus

I’m tired today, and didn’t really want to shoot: work this morning, apartment hunting on the interwebs this afternoon, and quite a bit of random thoughts rushing through my head. So I’ll keep this short. This looks excruciatingly digital to me, and I want to find some way of warming up my pictures without making …

365.330 ohne titel

Happy Thanksgiving US, and Happy justanotherthursday to everyone else! I spent much of the day with Momma, and ate too much yummy comfort foods, so I’ll be skipping dinner tonight. Well, maybe just a piece of pecan pie: I can’t resist that stuff. Since I’ll be skipping dinner, I could spend that time trying to …

365.328 up with the birds

Well, I didn’t get the nice blur from yesterday, but I did get the panorama I was looking for (in the outtake, anyway), so that must count for something. I’ll count this as a win, even though there are some things in both pictures that would be better in the other picture, if that makes …

365.327 Circles & Lines

So I made a really groovy 5 shot panorama of this feather, but Photoshop failed to autostitch yet again, and I don’t have the skill to put it together myself. Oh well. It’s still pretty, and it still has lines, and its still macro, so gogo. D7000. Vivitar 50mm f/1.8 (Cosina), reversed on ~40mm extension. …

365.326 mnommynommy veggie goodness

Obviously, I’m not a food photographer. I am, however, an eater, though I tend to stay away from meat, gluten, refined sugar, and most processed foods, and I tend to eat the same things every day: for breakfast, 1/2 cup of Rice Chex mixed with 1/2 cup of an admixture of various nuts and dried …

the City Lights Photowalk (not even Thanksgiving yet)

Yesterday, the City of Dallas and/or Downtown Dallas, Inc. hosted its annual City Lights opening night festival,* and the North Texas Photography Explorers MeetUp Group was there in full effect. Yesterday was November 17th. Thanksgiving is November 22nd. Christmas is December 25th. The City shut down Main Street, between Griffin and Harwood, and there were …