Just in Time for Easter

Mr. Rabbit is taking a break from all the hubbub of Easter. Got a shot of him a few years ago catching a snooze in Cape Cod. Originally taken with Ilford black & white and a an old Yashica SLR. That's all I recall.

Eric

Palermo Soho Doorway

Genie and I were walking around the Palermo Soho neighborhood of Buenos Aires one day, and I took a picture of this doorway. I found it interesting. I had to do some lightening up of the photo as it was originally a little dark. All that was missing was a big ol' cat sitting in the middle of the walkway.

Eric

Papayas in the Wild (Tree Orb Theme)

Ferry Building in San Francisco

A couple of weeks ago, I took a Friday off and I went shooting. Unfortunately it was a cloudy day, but I did get this shot outside the Ferry Building in SF. I thought it was interesting because it almost looks like a black and white photo with the flag and umbrellas painted in.

Eric

Unopened

I thought this was an interesting shot... I liked the colours but also that you can see the sap still holding this cone shut!

Stilt Lady

D200 / 70mm

While on my back at the fair I shot this young women on stilts calling people over to a show. I didn't have my wide angle with me which I think would have made it a better shot.

Ever Been To Another Planet?

Well, that's kind of how I felt when approaching the front wall of the Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate, Argentina. It was a cloudy day and it made the experience seem even more serious. As you can see, the ice is blue. The water is so pure and full of minerals that the blue can get rather intense.

Eric

Night People/Morning People

Okay, fess up, which one of you had insomnia last night?

I noticed that someone was checking in at 3:54am (!!!) this morning.

:)

--Warren

View from SF North to Marin

Nikon D100, Tamron 24-135mm

It was a great day to be out and about in SF today :).

(also, I'm trying to make Dolph homesick again)

--Warren

Festival Visit

D200

This owl was sleeping in between shows at the Renaissance Festival, when it suddenly woke up. I sneaked up to the bird and waited. Just as I shot the picture it screamed, and I jumped back. What was interesting to me, in addition to the fact that the picture came, out was I could see my reflection in the bird’s eye.