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Me roaming neighborhoods and looking around sometimes attracts suspicion of the locals:
Winter Rose:
(One of my first shots with a new lens.)
Birb with reflection:
Mannequin House:
This is near me, but I never shot it before. I fell into the trap of thinking it's a cliche thing to shoot. A lot of photographers fail to shoot things they see often, or see others shoot, because they think it's over-done. It's rarely that overdone, it just seems that way when it's a familiar sight.
Busy Corner Grocery:
I've been seeing lots of skellingtons recently:
I found a nice big house that had a yard full of ... phone boxes?:
3 in this shot, at least 2 more on the property.
Suspiciously, it's near a this little free library:
I had a problem when shooting the TARDIS with the camera seeing things I could not. The fence was solid to me. My camera picked up all the distracting trash behind it. I tried to minimize the problem, but I think I need to shoot it in different lighting. I expected a very smooth background and that is not it. I tried with my phone, but damn the iPhone's much hyped ability to shoot in low lighting is ... just hype.
I should be glad that phone photography isn't nearly what the hype or fake viral campaigns make it out to be, but I am still salty at my new phone performance sometimes.
Now back to sorting all of this so I can do a nice, organized back up.
Winter Rose:
(One of my first shots with a new lens.)
Birb with reflection:
Mannequin House:
This is near me, but I never shot it before. I fell into the trap of thinking it's a cliche thing to shoot. A lot of photographers fail to shoot things they see often, or see others shoot, because they think it's over-done. It's rarely that overdone, it just seems that way when it's a familiar sight.
Busy Corner Grocery:
I've been seeing lots of skellingtons recently:
I found a nice big house that had a yard full of ... phone boxes?:
3 in this shot, at least 2 more on the property.
Suspiciously, it's near a this little free library:
I had a problem when shooting the TARDIS with the camera seeing things I could not. The fence was solid to me. My camera picked up all the distracting trash behind it. I tried to minimize the problem, but I think I need to shoot it in different lighting. I expected a very smooth background and that is not it. I tried with my phone, but damn the iPhone's much hyped ability to shoot in low lighting is ... just hype.
I should be glad that phone photography isn't nearly what the hype or fake viral campaigns make it out to be, but I am still salty at my new phone performance sometimes.
Now back to sorting all of this so I can do a nice, organized back up.
