Admittedly I don’t think this is a particularly good photo, but I am perplexed as to why someone would just abandon a seemingly perfectly good (new) shoe.
Maybe they only had one leg, I can’t really say, all I knows is that this shoe was sitting there, with no companion to be found.
I can’t wait to see the referrals I get with that title.
The kid in question is my girlfriend’s son Owen; he likes Batman, Video Games, and his mommy – JUST LIKE ME!
Attila said I looked like a pirate in the first of the photo-booth shots, but I think I’m just creepy lookin’.
(They’re prescription sunglasses, so I see better with them on than off)
Iceland is basically a giant pasture for grazing animals (sheep mostly). The unique landscape affords some mountainous hikes, and it’s not uncommon to see a farm built right up into a cliff, with half-barn have caves. Sadly, many of the more photogenic locales I passed by on the bus (Like the abandoned barn & Silo directly in a cliff with long waterfall beside and full letter graffiti on the building – DAMN!), and couldn’t photograph – or wouldn’t, I’m not a fan of sticking my camera at a window and shooting incessantly.
P.S. this is a multi bracketed shot and was processed as HDR to try and capture the cliffs since the sun was “setting” just behind the mountain.
“I sit and watch it grow standin’ where I’m at…”
I got my latest lens last week: grabbed the Canon 50mm f/1.4 – now I’m fully equipped to stop taking photos of random flora and START taking photos of professional models.
This was a waterfall at the Blue Lagoon in Iceland. This is some mineral salt water that seems to pound down on you with the force of a strong masseuses fists. Though I barely felt it at all because I have the shoulder muscles of Goldberg