I'm cook'n: I'm over cook'n
Aug 20, 2019 15:02:01 #
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Aug 20, 2019 15:33:24 #
CO wrote:
I like these as well. The Hong Kong photo looks great but there's something odd going on. The bicycle is casting a shadow on the blue and tan structure but there are no shadows anywhere else. Maybe the lighting was just like that. The Cartagena, Columbia photo is the only one that's a little overcooked.
I think the bicycle (and shadow) are painted on.
Aug 20, 2019 15:37:37 #
Murray wrote:
I think the bicycle (and shadow) are painted on.
The bicycles were an art exhibit. I just liked how they fit into the composition.
Aug 20, 2019 16:33:03 #
itsnoelb
Loc: Edgewater, FL. Originally: FLINT. MI.
katu41 wrote:
I had run out of photo projects so I decided to do... (show quote)
I enjoyed everyone. Windstar is great!
Aug 20, 2019 17:01:21 #
I like the Hollywood Alps. Reminds me of the time when working in Martinsberg WV a co worker who was really into drag racing and lived in Hagerstown MD. asked me concerning the winter nationals in Pomona how it could be 90 degrees there and have snow on the mountains in the background. Ha ha. I just told him it does that there. I like Windstar and my wife liked that one also. Altogether it’s a nice set.
Aug 20, 2019 19:32:18 #
chevman wrote:
I like the Hollywood Alps. Reminds me of the time when working in Martinsberg WV a co worker who was really into drag racing and lived in Hagerstown MD. asked me concerning the winter nationals in Pomona how it could be 90 degrees there and have snow on the mountains in the background. Ha ha. I just told him it does that there. I like Windstar and my wife liked that one also. Altogether it’s a nice set.
Probably the most spectacular winter view in LA would be a shot from the grandstands at Santa Anita Racetrack in the winter. Why I never thought of going and doing that I don't know. That's going to be a project for next year.
Aug 20, 2019 20:11:24 #
katu41 wrote:
Probably the most spectacular winter view in LA would be a shot from the grandstands at Santa Anita Racetrack in the winter. Why I never thought of going and doing that I don't know. That's going to be a project for next year.
Every time the Rose Parade is broadcast with spectators in sandals, shorts and t-shirts the phones start ringing at the moving companies and the HR departments of all the So Companies. The calls are coming from Minnesota, Buffalo, Canada, the Northern Plains etc.
When they see Californians dressed that way and out their window they see deep snow and/or bears begging firewood they get the urge to become Californians
Aug 20, 2019 21:09:29 #
robertjerl wrote:
Every time the Rose Parade is broadcast with spectators in sandals, shorts and t-shirts the phones start ringing at the moving companies and the HR departments of all the So Companies. The calls are coming from Minnesota, Buffalo, Canada, the Northern Plains etc.
When they see Californians dressed that way and out their window they see deep snow and/or bears begging firewood they get the urge to become Californians
When they see Californians dressed that way and out their window they see deep snow and/or bears begging firewood they get the urge to become Californians
My employer moved me to California in 1965 at the age of 24. Until recently, this was the greatest place in the country to live. Not so much any more. I too had the Rose Bowl experience. Never thought I would get here.
Aug 20, 2019 21:13:32 #
Aug 20, 2019 21:30:44 #
katu41 wrote:
My employer moved me to California in 1965 at the age of 24. Until recently, this was the greatest place in the country to live. Not so much any more. I too had the Rose Bowl experience. Never thought I would get here.
My wife and I have thought of deserting the People's Democratic Republic of California a few times but we have family and financial ties here and to keep my now excellent health care with Kaiser would need to go where Kaiser is. Limited number of states where I could pick from and very few relatives etc. My wife is Mexican-American and staying close to family is important to her. Our daughter is in Medical School at the University of Virginia but when she graduates and moves we would have no one there.
Aug 21, 2019 01:42:58 #
Aug 21, 2019 08:46:10 #
There will always be naysayers, and others that don't indulge in a little over cooking...
Think of it like this... A pot roast is just overcooked chuck steak, (most of the time)...
you do like pot roast, don't you?
There's a reason they invented these programs, and that's to see where the mind can take these,
and what levels you/we can take them too...
It's just another form of art... and you can take it all the way beyond abstract, if you like...
BTW.. these are very good... sign your name to them and be proud...
Think of it like this... A pot roast is just overcooked chuck steak, (most of the time)...
you do like pot roast, don't you?
There's a reason they invented these programs, and that's to see where the mind can take these,
and what levels you/we can take them too...
It's just another form of art... and you can take it all the way beyond abstract, if you like...
BTW.. these are very good... sign your name to them and be proud...
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