So the other day I was sitting in the car and waiting for my Beautiful Wife and I noticed this reflection of our car in the bumper of a 57 Chevy Truck.
This is the collection of parts that I took off the carlton so I can restore/repaint the frame. I don't know why but I love the look of a box full of bicycle parts. So that the image was more interesting for everyone else, I made it black and white and enhanced the shadows.
This is one of my current projects. It's a 60's Carlton 5 speed bicycle. It has a "flip flop" hub on the rear that will allow me to turn it into a single speed very easily. I got it last summer at a yard sale for 4 bucks. I know some people would look at it and tell me I over paid, but I think it is beautiful. It is now currently being lovingly restored to it's former glory. Hopeful when I am done I will have a brand new 40 year old bike! Camera: Lumix FZ20 Shutter Speed: 1/60s Aperture: f/2.8 Focal Length: 16mm ISO: 100
Yesterday I went to get a coke out of the refrigerator and what do I see? The Little Boy subscribes to the barter system. He left two cars and a rock for an apple. But he'll be back for the cars later.
This morning the Little Boy and I where playing with the camera. He is always so cute in the mornings after a good nights sleep. So he was well rested and ready for some mischief. He was playing with his "Spinning Flashlight" that we got from disneyland a while back. He loves to climb under the covers and play with it. He suggested we take a picture of it, so we got the tripod out and took a couple of shots.
I don't know why, but I really like this shot. Something about the hard lines from the wires and the pole with the contrast of the soft lines of the clouds.
Camera: Pentax Spotmatic II Shutter Speed: 1/250s Aperture: f/8 Focal Length: NA ISO: 400
I was asked what I meant by Old Guard and New Guard. Old Guard would be film cameras, and New Guard is digital cameras. Since I used my Pentax Spotmatic II which is completely manual, to take a picture of my Lumix FZ20 digital camera, that has some amazing point and shoot features as well as letting you adjust settings manually.
Camera: Pentax Spotmatic II Shutter Speed: 1/30s Aperture: f/4 Focal Length: NA ISO: 400
This is a award I got from work a while back, and it just sets on my desk at home. I really liked the way the light was bouncing off the stars through the blinds
Camera: Pentax Spotmatic II Shutter Speed: 1/60s Aperture: f/8 Focal Length: NA ISO: 400
My brother asked me to take a couple of pictures of his job site. I loved this attic window. Camera: Pentax Spotmatic II Shutter Speed: 1/250s Aperture: f/11 Focal Length: NA ISO: 400
The rains made a mess of the traffic in the morning, but the clouds left over from the rain made a beautiful sunset. Camera: Lumix FZ20 Shutter Speed: 1/100s Aperture: f/3.3 Focal Length: 58mm ISO: 80
I think it's nice to see a different view of disneyland. Not the pictures you see in the brochures, but the ones that you see when you look around and taken mentally.