photo pages:  <<  <  4  5  6  7  8  9  >  >>
< 62 of 278 >
aerialphoto > 1/22/09 - The Twinkie. Today I carried a Twinkie to 13000ft (unpressurized). Unless the seals are broken, small packets of food always expand out and "pillow". The Twinkie expanded out into a nice hard pillow but didn't burst. The Twinkie remained intact and unharmed until it became a yummy snack moments later. Never fear, they'll make more. Here's another view
aerialphoto > The awakening of the shop cat via SB800 His usual place to sack out is the bottom of an old office chair with a red blanket sitting next to my desk. I hadn't done a cat picture with the old 135 so - here it is. Still looks pretty sharp - uh, the lens I mean. Nikon D200 w/Nikkor Q.C 135mm f/2.8 @ f/8 w/SB800 bounced w/fill-card
aerialphoto > 1/12/09 - Winter in Florida. The Sunshine State. Yup :)
aerialphoto > Beach at low-tide. Near Ormond Beach, Florida. Nikon D200 w/Nikkor Q.C 135mm f2.8 also available from my gallery
aerialphoto > 1/16/09 - The beach again. 48° and 15-20mph winds, rough seas and heavy blowing sand. Used CS3 for the painting look. Not my thing usually.
aerialphoto > 2/3/09 - What a nothing picture. Right? This is "Central Ave" in Palm Coast Florida. There's about a mile of road like this, lined with ornamental streetlights, parking spaces, what looks like bus-stops, sidewalks, and landscaping. Around it is nothing but open space. It's a long-term project with lots of different things slated to be built. Right now? It's just weird.
aerialphoto > 1/17/09 - Weapons range, Eglin AFB Florida
aerialphoto > Misc Stuff photo
aerialphoto > The Ormond Hotel Cupola Originally on the Ormond Hotel built in 1887, replaced in 1992 by a condo project in Ormond Beach, Florida.
Misc Stuff photo
See photo in gallery
photo pages:  <<  <  4  5  6  7  8  9  >  >>
< 62 of 278 >

Comments

|

New comment:

Name: Email: Link:


To foil spammers, enter this code: copy this text in this box: Code unreadable?



add to del.icio.us | All images Copyright © Scott Keating unless otherwise noted - Unauthorized use is prohibited by international law