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[Peter Mounier]

Nice one Dennis.
The light is beautiful and serene.
And thanks for your comment on my fake eclipse shot.
After taking in the eclipse in Albany Oregon, my wife and I took a drive around Mt. Hood. This was taken from a trail that surrounds the lake.

Trillium Lake
At the foot of Mt. Hood

[tuco]

My fake picture of the Pix Theater in the bustling little downtown of Albany, OR, while scouting for an eclipse location.

M9, Zeiss 25.2.8


Pix Theater, Albany, Oregon by tuco, on Flickr

[Peter Mounier]

Bustling Albany? There was not much happening there when I drove through downtown.
What I like about your eclipse shot was that you made a photo that actually captured some context. Most shots I've seen are just focused on the sun (or moon). You made a really nice photo. That two minutes went by so fast. Nice work.

[Peter Mounier]

Seen at the Pike's Place Market in Seattle ...

Sony a6500

[tuco]

Thanks again, Peter. I saw a lot of out of state cars downtown - mine included. So for Albany, it was probably a bustling weekend.

My first idea was looking for a cool, old neon motel/hotel sign with a space theme name. Something like the Star Light Hotel or something. You could look up at that and it would light up in the dark. But no luck.

[Scott Schroeder]

5d, supertak 50/1.4

[tuco]

5d, supertak 50/1.4

Both an interesting picture and roofing job on that place.

[Corran]

Seen at the Pike's Place Market in Seattle ...

Ha! Here in GA a bad frost killed off a staggering amount of the peaches (also in the Carolinas). Peaches here are really expensive right now compared to typical years, and not very good to boot.

Here's a couple photos from today. Needed to get out of the house, it's been raining a lot and have been working a bunch as well. These are from a pond deep in the woods at a local wilderness area:





Taken with a Nikon S2 black-dial I just tore down and cleaned up a few days ago, needed to test it out, and my favorite early 5cm f/1.4 Nikkor lens - in fact made in 1950, and their ~168 lens ever made of that type. Taken with some Kentmere 100 and dev'd in HC-110.

[chrism]

Isabella on Rattlesnake Ridge, Washington Attachment 168861

I like it, I like it a lot!

[DG 3313]

Thanks chrism.....when I saw her......I turned around shot twice with my Canon. I did not know this young lady...I was just there.

I like it, I like it a lot!