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Random Photo thread

Went on a day run with the local Miata club. Sometimes we hit warp speed.

 
Went for ride up to Muskegon.
Got back into town just after sunset, still had some color in the sky.
Used the higher ISO

Here can see reflection of the color in windows and brake disc
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And found another place to get bike posed in pic, here looking down the river between the piers
(not really a parking space, somewhat but not entirely blocking the walkway)
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Dave, by design or accident, you caught one of my favorite effects - distroting light thru the windshield in the water shot.
 
Sunday night seems to be turning into unofficial photo night....

This is one of my favorite buildings in town, and a tough one to photograph. At ground level there are trees in the way along with an annoying light post that is always in the way - its the bright white light in the middle left. Last night I found an exterior staircase (fire escape)on a building across the street ,two long flights up sooooo.... I did a dumb thing and went up.
http://Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

Flags at the WW2 memorial in town.
http://Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

Monmouth County Courthouse. Used the wide angle lens for this.
http://Monmouth County courthouse by Glen Brenner, on Flickr

Light creeping around the corner.
http://Untitled by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
 
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Climbing up fire escapes to take photos, eh. We should call you Glen Parker aka Spiderburger. LoL

I like the creeping light.
 
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This is one of my favorite buildings in town, and a tough one to photograph. .............
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Thanks for explaining your vantage point, otherwize I would have been asking. I can imagine you seeing those white trimming and thinking would be a good subject, but recognised the problems. But kept at it till you found some place.
Impressive.
Others also.
 
There?s actually another building almost exactly like that one in town, but it?s not stand alone like that one. It?s within a row of buildings. Same windows, trim, same year marker on it. It?s a drab color though.
After goofing with the wide lens last night, I?m thinking I might be able to get a pic of it from ground level.

I didn't particularly love the images I got last night, but..... practice..
 
Apparently birds can see colors that humans can't. I dunno, maybe they see something in the seed block that's unappetizing.

 
Climbing up fire escapes to take photos, eh. We should call you Glen Parker aka Spiderburger. LoL

I like the creeping light.

Nah. It was literally stairs. None of that TV movie pulldown ladder stuff. It wasn't even chained off, nor was there a keep off sign.

The light around the corner was my favorite, thanks.
 
I would say I am years behind Mr Glen Dorkburger.

But I rode into downtown Muskegon again last night, about an hour after sunset.
I ques, I am just marveling at what this camera can do when crank up the ISO to, say, 3200. So just experimenting, having fun. Not really art work (like Glen's.)

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Look, Just parking lot lights,
and looks like blue sky.

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Library. And passing car. (Going to right. Headlight-white at start of exposure, then taillights-red near end of exposure.)

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Train Depot (now visitor center)

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LST393 museam. (LST= Landing Ship Tank)
http://www.lst393.org/history/lst-general.html


Okay. I think I am done with this fun -- for now.
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Here's one taken yesterday from one of my favourite short fall hikes. Front door to here in about 1 1/2 hours split between driving and hiking.


Silver Spring Lake by soates50, on Flickr
 
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