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Looking Down
Feb 3, 2024 22:03:16 #
OldCADuser wrote:
A previous set of pictures looking down at headstones, inspired me to share some of my headstone shots:
Minolta SRT-101 taught me exposure effects
the rest was learning to eye/ball perspective
Feb 3, 2024 22:06:26 #
A few more headstone shots:
The headstone of my wife's maternal grandfather, in the Lewiston Community Cemetery in Lewiston, Michigan - November 1996 - Minolta Vectis 25
The headstone of my wife's maternal grandmother, in the Lewiston Community Cemetery in Lewiston, Michigan - August 1999 - Minolta Vectis 25
The headstone of my mother, in the St. Francis Catholic Cemetery in Lewiston, Michigan - September 2000 - Minolta Vectis 25
The headstone of my father, in the St. Francis Catholic Cemetery in Lewiston, Michigan - September 2000 - Minolta Vectis 25
The headstone of my maternal grandparents, in the St. Francis Catholic Cemetery in Lewiston, Michigan - April 2001 - Canon PowerShot S10
The marker where General George Armstrong Custer was originally buried at the Little Bighorn Battlefield near Crow Agency, Montana - October 2009 - Sony A100 - 18-70mm
The headstone of my wife's father, in the Reservation Community Memorial Park in Wapato, Washington - June 2016 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm
The headstone of my wife's mother, in the Reservation Community Memorial Park in Wapato, Washington - June 2016 - Sony a6000, 16-50mm
Feb 3, 2024 22:14:19 #
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Feb 3, 2024 22:35:27 #
Kaskazi wrote:
I really enjoyed everyone's images - a fun challenge - thanks Leak. And now I'm going to curl up too.
Great set Ron - Thanks for sharing all of your travels and adventures. pg43!!
Feb 3, 2024 22:36:23 #
LeeK wrote:
Nice memorials. That second one and his story are really thought provoking and inspiring!!
Thanks Lee hoped you enjoyed.
Feb 3, 2024 22:37:27 #
LeeK wrote:
I'm going to squeeze in some more...
Another nice set Lee pg44!!
Feb 3, 2024 22:38:33 #
LeeK wrote:
This is my last post for this Challenge. It has been fun and so enjoyable to see everyone's' posts.
pg 44
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Feb 3, 2024 22:40:29 #
joecichjr wrote:
Waaay back, I used to see two guys in a golf cart every weekend when I was at the course. I met them on a tee one day, and when they opened up their cooler, there were probably a case and a half of icy cold cans inside, just to keep them motivated 🤗🤗🤗
Thanks Joe - it helps keep you loosened up!!
Feb 3, 2024 22:40:59 #
joecichjr wrote:
Breathtakingly eye catching 💚🔟💚
Thanks Joe hope you enjoyed!
Feb 3, 2024 22:42:40 #
LeeK wrote:
I loved watching, who I suspect were grandparents and granddaughter. Such a wonderful thing for them to do together.
That is how our grandson got started in both photography and fishing - from us And from other grandparents - managing animals on a gentleman farm, gathering syrup etc. Precious memories.
Feb 3, 2024 22:43:30 #
LeeK wrote:
Another set..
First 5 all over in the Coulee Dam area.
Last 3 are from Deer Park in the Olympic NP. If only it had been a clear day. Basically, there are 360 degree views, reaching from Puget Sound, across the Juan de Fuca Straights, and out to the Pacific Ocean. One day I hope to go again and see the entire view!!!!
First 5 all over in the Coulee Dam area.
Last 3 are from Deer Park in the Olympic NP. If only it had been a clear day. Basically, there are 360 degree views, reaching from Puget Sound, across the Juan de Fuca Straights, and out to the Pacific Ocean. One day I hope to go again and see the entire view!!!!
p.41 A wonderful set.
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Feb 3, 2024 22:44:09 #
Feb 3, 2024 22:44:14 #
OldCADuser wrote:
A previous set of pictures looking down at headstones, inspired me to share some of my headstone shots:
Thanks OldCADuser great set, Thanks for sharing the past.
Feb 3, 2024 22:44:56 #
Kaskazi wrote:
Thunderhole is a good name for that place. I remember from Geology 101 that a wave can exert a force of 8000 lbs per square inch! Funny the things you remember isn't it?
Yes it is and when tide and conditions are just right it thunders and blows like I imagine Old Faithful.
Feb 3, 2024 22:45:39 #
katspangle wrote:
a few more to end the week.
p.42 Flowers are a welcome sight
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