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[Phil Iturralde]

Here's a shot of my reality as 6-8 more inches of snow are forecast for the Albany-area later this week.

This is nother shot taken on my iPhone 11:

A very cool, ... & clear photos of your dogs!!! @Mike Frezon (Nice optics on your iPhone 11. My wife just got the iPhone 12)

They posed very nicely but like Johnny Angell observed, … probably were not too happy about the snow & cold temperatures..

To warm you up, here’s a nice sunny day @ Sydney Harbour Bridge.

July 2007 - Canon PowerShot A550

 

[Mike Frezon]

I feel better (and definitely warmer) looking at that photo, Phil! Spring can't get here soon enough!

Thanks!

 

[Mike Frezon]

My two favorite subjects: dog & grandkid

 

[Mike Frezon]

Another image from that same session:

 

[Mark Booth]

Shamrock, Texas.

The ghost of our NB Miata in 2014:




Our ND Miata in 2016:




Click images for much larger versions.

Happy St. Patrick's Day 2021!

Mark

 

[Scott Merryfield]

A shot with my new Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 lens. This is our 6 month old grand niece, visiting us at our place in South Carolina.

Our five year old grand niece, during the same visit.

 

[Adam Lenhardt]

Happy Fourth of July from Albany, NY!

 

[Scott Merryfield]

A few shots from Grand Rapids, Michigan. We spent a couple of nights there earlier this week. The building with the crane on top is the Amway Grand Hotel, where we stayed.

 

[Mark Booth]

Our first confirmed metamorphosis!

There was a large Monarch caterpillar on our Butterfly Milkweed about 2 weeks ago. The next day it was gone and I had my fingers crossed that it made its way somewhere safe and formed its chrysalis. This morning I noticed a gorgeous Monarch butterfly on our Society Garlic (next to the Milkweed). It was obvious it was a new one because its wings still looked sort of damp and almost furry. I carefully examined the Society Garlic in the area below and found the remnants of the chrysalis a few inches below the Monarch.

I gently offered my finger to the Monarch and it climbed aboard without hesitation. Photo op!

Here's a short video:

Monarch Butterfly - Mark

Photography by Mark Booth

www.thephotobooth.net

A couple of hours later, I looked out and the Monarch had made its way to one of the blooms on the Society Garlic. As I walked out for a closer look, the Monarch took flight.

The circle of life!

Mark

 

[JohnRice]

From one of several visits to Manhattan, only a few hours before going up to the top of the World Trade Center. Sometime around 1990.

 

[Doug Wallen]

Had some visitors around our back patio.

 

[Citizen87645]

Not sure if this is the same mantis from a few weeks ago. That one was brown; this one was green and appeared more developed.

 

[Doug Wallen]

Old neon sign.

 

[Doug Wallen]

Downtown Macon, Ga. Our Terminal Station that was a hub for train travel in the 60's. The train tracks are still there even though there is no current rail service. The building has been remodeled as an event venue and also houses our local bus Depot.

 

[JimmyO]

Shot after one of my studio lighting workshops. We just went outside for some natural light. Shot with my Sony Alpha 1 and 85mm 1.8. Somewhat cropped.

 

[Doug Wallen]

Fountain in a Macon park at night.

 

[Doug Wallen]

Starr's Mill near Senoia, Ga.

 

[Citizen87645]

I got to visit a creamery where they had just had a calf born that morning.

I didn't quite get the calf's eye in focus like I wanted because my camera's Eye AF setting was set to prioritize for people, and I didn't think to check that setting in advance or in the moment. So this gave me an opportunity to try out a couple different sharpening methods in Lightroom. I finally settled on using an adjustment mask for sharpening, instead of the Detail panel (which is usually what I use).

 

[Scott Merryfield]

Just after sunset in South Carolina.

 

[Mark Booth]

I shot these a few years ago when my photography group did a complimentary shoot with several aspiring models. We got the experience of working with models and they got copies of the photos for their portfolios. It was a really fun day. I was the only one that brought along an off camera remote strobe and umbrella, allowing me to get some shots nobody else was able to get.

Mark