[Audioscope]

   
Welcome to Rochester, NY! (Or at least the area.)

 
I visit the George Eastman House every once in a while  What do you recommend in the area?

 

[DMinor]

Mother of All Sunset Clouds 

 

 

[DMinor]

Some shots from my recent flights above the Pacific Ocean except the last one.
 
I didn't see the Fuji Mountain when I was taking the shot until I looked at the pic (the first one below) from my computer.
 

 

 

 

 

[Huxley]

 

[addylo]

Coyote on a frozen Lake Yellowstone
 

 

[Huxley]

 

[PeteBrooks]

I do love a bit of Motorsport and attend events at Goodwood, UK regularly. Heres some of my favourites.
 



 
The top two are from a members meeting in 2016, the last one is Seb Loebs Pikes Peak car from the Festival of Speed, 2014 I think.

 

[PeteBrooks]

I also try and take things from a different perspective to others. This is a Lotus racing display taken in saturated sunlight.
 

 

 
A lot of people think they are toys to begin with, but I can assure you they are real cars, probably drained of fluids though

 

[addylo]

 

[Redcarmoose]

 

 
 

 



All 450mm hand held.

 

[Planar_head]

   
I visit the George Eastman House every once in a while  What do you recommend in the area?

Gah, I'm really bad at sightseeing around here. I've heard of a lot of interesting places I want to visit eventually, but haven't gotten around to it.
 
The first thing that springs to mind of places that I wish to visit again is the Cornell Museum of Glass. It's barely in the area (really about a 2 hour drive or so) but it's a very interesting place to visit.
 
As for places for photography, that I'm also pretty bad with. I haven't snapped a photo with a real camera in quite some time.

 

[LugBug1]

Some superb photos above! 
 
I know in purist terms I pretty much break every rule there is. But this is the portrait style I'm developing... Maybe a bit surreal, I'm trying to bring out an exaggerated perspective as opposed to flattering it. I'm starting a project to photo as many people that I know in quick snaps this year in an unflattering style. Seen a few other photographers do it and I'm in awe of the work or Bruce Gilden for example. But there's no point emulating someone's work without adding something. We'll see if I do
 
My face.  
 

 

[PeteBrooks]

  Some superb photos above! 
 
I know in purist terms I pretty much break every rule there is. But this is the portrait style I'm developing... Maybe a bit surreal, I'm trying to bring out an exaggerated perspective as opposed to flattering it. I'm starting a project to photo as many people that I know in quick snaps this year in an unflattering style. Seen a few other photographers do it and I'm in awe of the work or Bruce Gilden for example. But there's no point emulating someone's work without adding something. We'll see if I do :
 
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Fantastic photo, reminded me of one of my favourites from a wedding I did a while back. The adults indulged in some 'face painting'. Pretty sure it was meant for the kids but the results were awesome
 

 

[LugBug1]

Fantastic photo, reminded me of one of my favourites from a wedding I did a while back. The adults indulged in some 'face painting'. Pretty sure it was meant for the kids but the results were awesome

Thanks great shot my friend

 

[aroldan]