Here’s a new bunch of seven. I know that yesterday you saw all the car pics. Now you can check out the rest of the week as well. As far as shooting, the car show was different and fun. Getting Keeley to pose is always fun as well. Enjoy.
After taking numerous photos of cars and their logos yesterday, I felt like a landscape. This was captured from the highest point in the trilogy of incredible clouds we experienced today. It rained all morning, but after rain here, the air clears out, revealing that beautiful blue. Combine that with white fluffy clouds, and you get what I believe is a great shot.
Today was fun. Our favorite local camera store, Kenmore Camera, organized a photo walk at the nearby Exotics Car Show. Since it was British Day, I managed to take over 500 photos of cars, people, and logos. I took so many (but don’t worry, I narrowed it down to fewer than 50) that I decided to create this blog post just to share them. If you like cars, typography or people, you might like these shots.
Driving from Bellevue to Redmond today, I took a bunch of photos. I decided today was a lazy day. I shot 30 photos from the driver’s seat of my car. Every time I stopped at a light, I snapped photos of what I could see out my window. Out of the 60 I took, this is my favorite. It was just a mechanical box on the back of a cement mixer. Then I dropped it into Photoshop and turned it into a photo illustration with the help of a Photoshop filter or two.
This photo is all about the weather. Today was beautiful, yesterday was rainy most of the day, and tomorrow is supposed to reach almost 90. It’s crazy. The trees don’t know what to do, as you can see some are already starting to turn. That’s because of the low temperatures we’ve been experiencing at night. As they used to say on Game of Thrones, “Winter is Coming.”
Taking pictures is like tiptoeing into the kitchen late at night and stealing Oreo cookies. – Diane Arbus

My fav this week is the evil looking sea gull. Seldom see a photo of the wings in that down position in photographs