Andrii

Richard Weingarten

731/1111

In fact, the circle of the second year only closes today, because I simply omitted the leap year in 2024. But anyway, 731 is just as little a number to dwell on as 730, so let's carry on with this wonderful daily routine, which I hope will continue to give me peace, strength, inspiration, motivation and joy in its third year of existence. This is one habit I truly never want to break.

Thank you so much for providing the framework for that here in this wonderful community. Above all, without the fantastic input you provide every day for my own photographic work, I would never have been able to get into this. 🖖🏾

730/1111

„These go to Eleven“
  (Nigel Tufnel)

Chad Crayton

I've been struggling a bit lately, haven't taken anything new. But I had some old pictures saved up to post, so here are a few of those.

Afshin

Ahmet Oren

Bee Braman

The 8x lens. I’m having a good time with it. It’s my favorite part of the new iPhone.

A lucky golden hour moment. The sun peeked out from under the clouds and spread gold over the beach grass. It only lasted the moment.

On the campus of MASS MoCA, this steampunk Airstream with solar panels caught my eye.

Taken through the window at The Clark, a museum in Williamstown MA. The scene reminded me of the British Landscapes I had just seen, and the screen adds a painterly quality.

I’m just home from a long weekend in Williamstown MA.  This is taken at MASS MoCA, a contemporary art museum in an old factory complex. Just navigating the museum is an adventure. You never know what’s coming next!

I am really enjoying the 8x lens on the new iPhone. I love taking the same picture. Cycling through the 4 lenses. This is a composite of four photos shooting through textured glass at the bright colors in the gift shop beyond. At MASS MoCA in North Adams MA. A fabulous contemporary art museum in an old mill. The museum itself is a work of art and the exhibits are so resonant to our times.

Two collies & two boxers enjoying another sunset walk on the beach, something we’ve enjoyed for a decade.

Mike Sumrell

Cropped 60 image focus stack of a feather from one of our chickens.

Lighting provided by a handheld LED flashlight.

Road sign for the Penland School of Crafts near Spruce Pine, North Carolina. 
https://penland.org/ 

The high caliber of Arts and Crafts that are taught and produced at this school is done a bit of a disservice by their weather worn sign on the road up to the campus.

This facility is so far off the beaten path and so high in the North Carolina mountains that the road occasionally washes out during heavy storms!

What passes for new growth forest in East Texas.

Autumn in the South - Part 2

Captured with a Lensbaby Velvet 85 mm lens.

An upstairs room

Abandoned farmhouse
Burnsville, North Carolina

I finally got a beautiful foggy morning with lots of gorgeous trees and ridgeline to capture.

Spruce Pine, North Carolina

This came out so much better than I expected.

Egret baby

Cypress Wetlands
Beaufort, South Carolina

Our little artificial Christmas tree is creating some pretty light and shadow effects on our living room wall.

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