Without Prejudice 3

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Four more from yesterday, on Plum Island.
A rock, a footprint, water ripples on sand, and five shells (untouched by me

[armand]

Ah! The camera's own Selfie!

One step closer to AI

You couldn't get me there for a million bucks...for any amount of money.

Peter

The wide lens can play games with perspective, it wasn't that bad; although truth be told, if you fell there the chances would not be in your favor.

[armand]

Winter's sun - a rare sight these days

[armand]

future past

[petermfiore]

future past

I like this idea very much...and the photo.

Peter

[armand]

I like this idea very much...and the photo.

Peter

Thank you!

[armand]

Late winter

[armand]

winter light

[Rob C]

Don't fence me in; you can't fence me in.

[armand]

future past 2

[armand]

silhouettes

[francois]

silhouettes

Perfectly placed and they give a good idea of the scale…

[armand]

Thank you Francois.

Two more non prejudicial shots.

[Rob C]

An old Kodachrome from the days of stock photography. It was obviously a Nikon and, if memory isn't screwing with me, a 105mm Nikkor.

Rob

[RSL]

Love it, Rob.

[Rob C]

Love it, Rob.

Thanks Russ; just one more of the typical tourist atmospherics that my agent (Tony Stone) asked me to stop submitting: all of London was groaning under the weight of similar material, so there was no point in sending more. Just like the competing Image Bank's 36,000 shots of the Eiffel Tower.

Some photography was just too easy, even before digital.

:-(

[RSL]

Yeah, remember, I'll be 90 day after tomorrow. I was there. I saw the saturation take place back in the days when Norman Rockwell and Eisenstadt reigned supreme. But I still like the picture. Maybe because it's an echo out of the past.

[KLaban]

Yeah, remember, I'll be 90 day after tomorrow. I was there. I saw the saturation take place back in the days when Norman Rockwell and Eisenstadt reigned supreme. But I still like the picture. Maybe because it's an echo out of the past.

Russ, here's wishing you a very happy 90th birthday on Monday.

All the best

Keith

[Rob C]

Yeah, remember, I'll be 90 day after tomorrow. I was there. I saw the saturation take place back in the days when Norman Rockwell and Eisenstadt reigned supreme. But I still like the picture. Maybe because it's an echo out of the past.

Many happy returns, and may the 90th mark but the start of a new decade of them for you!

Echoes of the past; that, in a nutshell, explains my love for the work of Sarah Moon and Deborah Turbeville.

Rob

[RSL]

Thanks, Keith and Rob. I dunno about another ten. I can check out without regret any time. I got to fly all the airplanes I wanted to fly except the P-51. I've got a huge family full of love. And I still enjoy things like shooting this not great but pleasant picture this morning. Looks as if we're going to move back to Colorado in a couple more months, so I need to get as many Florida pictures as I can. In any case, I'm still ambulatory, and at this point regretting that local street photography opportunities have shut down because of the panic over coronavirus.