Two Hot-Air Balloons:
A second shot of the sunset at Ulmer Kuhberg with my iPhone.
vor 1 Woche
Kuhberg Sunset:
Another iPhone photo. When I don’t want to pack my DSLR, the iPhone can be a pretty good substitute camera.
Argentina vs. Mexico Two-Part Miniseries
Argentina is about to score its offside goal against Mexico.
He won’t care, AT ALL.
…moments later:
Mexico is heavily protesting to the referee.
He’s just thinking, “Man, where’s my girl at?”.
Salacious Porsche:
I saw this Porsche with flashing warning lights, so I wanted to use my Gorillapod and a relatively long exposure to capture some orange glow. But the lights were already off, when I started to shoot. So I got this shot with a sharp background because I had to stop down to f/11 … and I have to say, for some reason I really like how this came out.
The rims, the black finish and the red brakes are really sexy!
⬅ uscita:
For some reason I remembered today that I still had this shot from our trip to Rome in my library that I wanted to share. This was around 9pm and we were on our way back to the hotel after enjoying the evening sun at the Spanish Steps.
The little dog was pretty scared of the escalator that led to this platform, so his owner (the guy leaning against the wall) carried him. This cute sight delighted everyone around. There were only a few people taking this metro and it was a calm and friendly mood down there that I wanted to capture.
Münster at the crack of dawn:
I like being up this early when I get to enjoy this view out of our bedroom. Today will probably be the third clear day in a row. That has to be a record for Ulm so far in 2010. :)
Look, tulips – it must be spring again!:
These are on our kitchen table… where I try to learn but take photos of flowers instead. :-/ … Yes, we have a green wall in our kitchen.
After all the desaturated photos I needed more color in my photostream. :)
Medium:
Another still from “Traveling Retirees” - an imaginary documentary.
As an early retiree after a successful career in software engineering Hyun Su (59) from San Francisco enjoys traveling and taking pictures with his digital medium format camera. Shooting the famous Pantheon here he’s using an Apo-Sironar Digital 35mm f/4.5 lens with a Leaf Aptus 22 digital back.
