It’s the middle of June. The sun rise is ridiculously early. The weather is almost sort of nice. It’s time. It’s time to start planning morning photography projects again. The summer is just about here and around these parts it doesn’t last long. Yeah, it’s time to get back to it. Film and digital. Let’s get to it, Robert.
A tree in The Park in Andover, MA. I found this place while visiting my mother in a nursing home just down the street. I may never go back here again and that is sort of painful to think about.
The weather is getting nice again. We’ve been sneaking into the 70’s this week. It’s getting about that time where we start thinking about going into the city for random photo walks again. Are you ready? I am!
Power lines on film, that’s a cliché too, isn’t it? Maybe not as big as gas stations, but it’s a thing… right?
I keep saying I should meter for the shadows, but this was in aperture priority, so technically I wasn’t metering this myself at all. I should try to go fully manual, but with my camera the display in the meter is so tiny I can barely read it at all. I should get a swankier camera then, right?
Someday I will get a good long exposure shot of a spinning merry go round. This day was not that day.
As for the before and after Lightroom, I think the colors are okay but over all I over did it… again.
Before:
After:
Can you see the ducks? They were pretty well camouflaged, but there are a bunch of them in the shot.
Inside the Red Head's Head 