Sept 2 2006 Pictures
Rita and I went for a little field trip today. Here are a few of the pictures I took.
#1 - Algae on Ossekeag Marsh in Hampton. I knew the lighting was such when I took this picture it would look like a field of snow. There was virtually no color in the image so it was easy to convert to black and white.
#2 - Grass in the river at the Darlings Island covered bridge. Caught my eye so I thought I would see what I could do with it.
$3 & 4 - Wild roses at the the Darlings Island covered bridge. I tried to capture the dew on the pedals but the light was quite strong.
#5 - Taken from the highway looking across towards Hampton and the Lower Norton Shore Road. Not too often I have been past there when the water was so calm.
#6 - Algae and reflections in the Ossekeag Marsh. Taken pointing 90 degrees from #1.
7 & 8 - Old abandoned church in Lower Jemseg. Being used to store junk.
posted by Paul Wood @ 9:39 PM
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#7 is my favourite of the day! The lighting, colour and saturation all combine to give a rich, peaceful scene. I could just sit there with a good book and relax. Great job!!
Hi Mrs Thirds.
I have been somewhat under the weather since Saturday evening and am still not 100%. Hopefully in the next couple of days I will start to feel better. We had a good day Saturday and think we spent more time visiting than taking pictures. I plan to put descriptions of the pictures on here sometime too.
Hi Paul!! I hope you're feeling better soon.
You really scared me a bit with that first picture, it really looks like snow!! I was getting worried that my trip home would be much colder than expected!
Take care,
Gilly :)
Hi Gillian;
I am up to 67.8% and climbing slowely. This has been a really nasty bug. I am starting to come around and was up and dressed this morning before 8 Am.
Yes, as in #1, it is kind of neat when a picture of one thing looks like something totally different. I didn't do anything in Photoshop other than convert a virtually colorless image to black and white. The only reason I did that was because the really bright spots in the foreground had a red halo around them and ruined the effect.
Saw your Dad at Tim's this morning.
Paul...
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