THat could be in "went for a ride".
You rode out the storm.
And the bike took a nap during the storm. Good that no damage.
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Random Photo thread
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THat could be in "went for a ride".
You rode out the storm.
And the bike took a nap during the storm. Good that no damage.
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On further inspection the brand new brake lever is scratched and there is some damage to throttle rubber and foot peg rubber and possibly three small spots on the tank (like match head sized and not through the base paint).
I was going to go for a ride, but 43m/s wind and a news report of a caravan being blown away spooked me. Wonder if Im getting old, or if the weather is really bad.
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Manasquan Reservoir
9/24/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 9/24/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Manasquan Reservoir 9/24/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Manasquan Reservoir 9/24/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Great stuff Dave. We spent a few days there by accident several years ago and loved it. Camped in the municipal park in Val Marie great little town.
I probably like this more then I should. Its a fun image.
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Fun with fog by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Fun with fog by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
but,,,but, I wanna post a pic from time to time.Need to change the name of this thread from "Random" to "Spectacular Photo Thread."
Whaooo ! !
I probably like this more then I should. Its a fun image.
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You are a modest man Dorkburger. That's an awesome arresting image. Abstract realism?
I guess that would be up to the viewer. Its the remnant of a small dock reflected on the water. I love how the fog blanked out any background and makes it look like its floating.
Yes, of course you are right. I looked at it again and noted how painterly the reflection in the water is. Then the wiggly lower sides of the posts confused me until it occurred that the waterline is actually half way up. One of the best images posted here, ever, imho. Congrats.
Another from this morning. Its cropped quite a bit and I had to tweak the contrast due to the heavy fog. It wasn't intended to be a picture of the fisherman, but the trees that I cropped out. When I zoomed in on the image after transferring it to my phone, I really liked the fisherman's silhouette.
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Solitary Fisherman. 9/25/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
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Solitary Fisherman. 9/25/20 by Glen Brenner, on Flickr
Lake is rough today because had been windy most of the night and this morning. Went to beach-pier to see the waves at the pier, took camera (for first time in months). Not so windy when I was there late afternoon but lake still rolling, and unusually warm (mid-low 70s degF) for this late in September.
Lot of people down there, so I included them in some shots, hey, they are part of the scenery. (I was intending for the people to be more silhouette.)
P1080792 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
I thought I had developed a way to not be so obvious about taking pic of certain people. Kinda aim off in one direction, then scan across, stopp and click off a few shots, then scan across some more. Then walk over to somewhere else.
P1080802 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Took a few of this guy with metal detector. Then moved to somewhere else. A little bit later there is someone standing next to me and he is holding a metal detector. He asked if there was anyway I could get him some of the picture of him. I said, well, let me show you first, then see if you are still interested. So I scrolled thru the 4 or 5 shots of him. Man, the guy was so excited, exclaimed about having the waves and the pier in the background.
P1080819 by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Was good to get out for a ride, and a little photo expedition with the camera (micro FourThirds camera with adapted 70mm from my SLR days). Pics may have been more interesting if closer to sunset with more color, but was a thick overcast so I suspect wasnt going to be much of a sunset.
Album with a few other shots
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmR1D98j
Colder and rainy next week, so will not be the people there.
Lot of people down there, so I included them in some shots, hey, they are part of the scenery. (I was intending for the people to be more silhouette.)
P1080792 by Dave Redman, on FlickrI thought I had developed a way to not be so obvious about taking pic of certain people. Kinda aim off in one direction, then scan across, stopp and click off a few shots, then scan across some more. Then walk over to somewhere else.
P1080802 by Dave Redman, on FlickrTook a few of this guy with metal detector. Then moved to somewhere else. A little bit later there is someone standing next to me and he is holding a metal detector. He asked if there was anyway I could get him some of the picture of him. I said, well, let me show you first, then see if you are still interested. So I scrolled thru the 4 or 5 shots of him. Man, the guy was so excited, exclaimed about having the waves and the pier in the background.
P1080819 by Dave Redman, on FlickrWas good to get out for a ride, and a little photo expedition with the camera (micro FourThirds camera with adapted 70mm from my SLR days). Pics may have been more interesting if closer to sunset with more color, but was a thick overcast so I suspect wasnt going to be much of a sunset.
Album with a few other shots
https://flic.kr/s/aHsmR1D98j
Colder and rainy next week, so will not be the people there.
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"again", meaning first time this year? or multiple times this year?
Yah, Tall sunflowers!
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