Tulip Hydrant
Tag: still life
Flying Saucer Armada
Floral Reflections
West 92nd Street 
New York
Following the Score
Arrangement
I added a Litra on the inverted blue glass from 2 posts ago to illuminate through the leaves and deal with the backlighting from the window.
Collection
A few of the colorful rock samples my daughter collected on our hike along the Undercliff Trail in Nelsonville last weekend.
Blue Glass
Saturday morning I happened to notice early Spring morning light streaming in on an eclectic collection of items on the dining table. Hence the still life images that make up the next several posts.
I shot this with the Fujinon 60mm f2.4 macro. Even though I wasn’t particularly aiming for it, that’s some very smooth bokeh.
Most Important Person
Survivor
Goldleaf
Undercliff Trail, Nelsonville, New York
The Fungus Among Us
Dr Who Casting Rejects?
Another shot from April, 2004, shot as a jpeg, straight out of the Dimage A1 but with contemporary B&W processing in Capture One.
Collections
One day in February 2004, out of sheer boredom, I went around the apartment with the Dimage A-1, still shooting jpegs and photographed collections of things. Occasionally, I suffer a brief twinge of nostalgia for collections of stuff, in serried ranks on the wall, but mostly I’m glad they’ve all been digitized and streamed. Only the books remain, and perhaps the CDs are moldering somewhere in a box.
Abstract
We browsed in a furniture shop in Brooklyn one day back in January, 2004. Here’s another pic from the Dimage A-1 shot as a straight jpeg before I learned about Raw.
It’s curtains, I’m afraid
Back to Winter in New York, 2003.
Botanical
Not too many good shots this past weekend, so it’s back to the archives of December 2003 we go: Australian summer, New York winter.
A few more flowers from the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, Australia that I missed on my last pass.
Click any image to see them all enlarged (on laptop or PC – doesn’t seem to work on tablet or phone).
iPad Reflections
Former Window
Near the famous Sydney Opera House is a neighborhood called the Rocks. Walking about there in December , 2003 with my 5 MP Dimage A-1, I got this lovely sealed-up window.
Sydney Botanical Gardens
In December of 2003 I took a business trip to Sydney, Australia for a couple of weeks. What a city! I think I could live there quite happily. Naturally, I brought along the 5 MP Dimage A-1 that I was still shooting jpegs with. Click any picture to see them all bigger.
Leaves Pechanga
On a business trip to Pechanga, California in late 2003, I saw these incredible leaves and took a few quick shots with the 5MP Dimage A-1. Click any one fo them to see them all enlarged.