Tag: water
Wet Pavement Magic
-Loved being in the passenger seat tonight while Steve drove home through the rain and wet leaves.
Windshield Water
I enjoyed this week’s challenge by Lignum Draco Water
Washington Water
Gallery of water in Washington for the H2O challenge
The first photo is Dry Falls you can barely see the kayakers, ant size.
Omak Lake
Glacial lake
Chief Joseph Dam near Bridgeport WA
Irrigation of apple orchard in Eastern Washington, Brewster.
My sister- in-law at wet waterfalls (will have to ask her the name )
Kennywood Water Rides
Silent Sunday
Pittsburgh Plunge and The Slide at the Pool
Saw these two photos on the desktop and they seemed similar in shape
But here’s what happens with the Pittsburgh Plunge at Kennywood
Working to Improve How I Photograph Swimming
This past Tuesday I got down and knelt, used my 70-200 lens.
Tried to steady the camera. Get the shot.
Anticipating when to press the shutter button.
Freezing the action is a challenge.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Converge
Ben Huberman’s challenge of the week. Â He says, “Photos are visual spaces where shapes and lines, objects, and people come together.”
And what classic photo from my Pittsburgh archives could I choose, except where the Allegheny River and the Monongahela River converge to create the great Ohio River? Â Three Rivers!
Anna and Lala converge at james’ parents’ farm
Ocean and sand converge at sunrise. St. George Island, Florida
Double Yellow Lines converge at Little Italy Days in Bloomfield.
Railroad tracks appear to converge even though we know they are parallel. Â Ohio.
Perhaps this one is for MERGE where the traffic attempts to converge
Geometric lines of light, Market Square.  CONGREGATION kinetic interactive video art installation
The Beatles song Come Together comes to mind
Floating Leaf Study
In the Highland Park fountain. It was late in the afternoon.
Leaves swirling, their shadows moving along with the water flow.
Almost looks like a sidewalk, the stone bottom. It was hard to show the depth.
Leaves in water are different from blowing around, they’re stuck to the surface, weighted down.
I watched them for awhile, waiting for someone.
