Plume of the Station Fire in the Angeles Natl. Forest near L.A. Looking north to the San Gabriel Mountains from Pasadena this afternoon 8/30/09. Flames are visible at the bottom of the plume and another plume visible to the lower left.
Ferntree Gully railway station (Victoria)
Canon 350D; 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 People enjoying the sunset at The Greeting to the Sun in Zadar, Croatia. The Greeting to the Sun, as the monument is referred to – a large art installation consisting of 300 solar plates incorporated in the stone quay in the shape of a circle, measures 22 meters in diameter. The monument symbolizes the Sun while the solar plates absorbs solar energy in daytime, transforming into unusual light effects during the night. Following distinctive originality of the Zadar Sea Organ, the image of which has already circled the globe, Zadar will soon be presented with another attractive feature that will certainly make the city different than any other. Featured in: / JPG Cast-Offs (05.08.2009.) / The Human Condition (06.08.2009.) / First Things (07.08.2009.) / Street Photography and Photojournalism (12.08.2009.) / All Street Portraiture (3.02.2010.)
Young Muay Thai fighter. I think the gloves are bigger than he is ! A short series on the art of Muay Thai. See all the series here Also, part of a series on Thai Faces and Daily Life. See all the series here Featured in The Human Condition – August, 2009 / Featured in Street Photography And PhotoJournalism – August, 2009
This image was taken at a village near Gohana, India on the first sunshine of 2006. People rushing towards the road to catch the first bus so that to reach town first and sell their commodities in the market. Nikon D70 Lens 70-300 Featured in People & Portraiture Photography Group. / Featured in JPG Cast-Off Group. / Featured in Street photography & Journalism Group. / Featured in Incredible India Group. / Featured in Rural Around the Globe Group. /
Nepal 2007
summer on the streets of Kolkata / selenium toned print on agfa FB paper
As the day closes, fishermen sort their catch on the beach at the small fishing port of Sathahip, Thailand. This image was awarded 1st place in the ‘A Day Fishing’ challenge conducted by Digital Photography Review – July, 2009 Featured in JPG Cast – Offs and Street Photography And Photojournalism Canon 20D with 10-22 mm lens.
A not too impressed captain of a Dhow. He didn’t protest however. Dubai, U.A.E. / 3rd PLACE Mood & Ambiance Group “Don’t Bother Me” challenge / FEATURED in Street Photography and Photojournalism Group 03/11/2009 / 413 views on 17/11/2009
F8 100mm 1/350sec ISO400 16th floor :P
The Vietnamese have an uncanny way of being able to tell when it’s about to rain and carry plastic ponchos under the seats of their bikes. As the heavens open, and you’re caught unawares, you can do nothing but stand there, soggy and marvel at them all zooming around, undeterred by the torrential downpour. Taken in Saigon, Vietnam. As featured in the group ‘Street Photography and Photojournalism’ – 10/05/09 This photograph is part of a set of 6 images taken while travelling in Vietnam. To see the others, click on the links below: Hang Bac / Hanoi at Night / Crazy Road / Crossing the Road / Lined up Bikes Thank you to all who stop by to have a look, it’s much appreciated, as are your comments! Copyright © Lesley Williamson 2009
Speed capture of a Metro Rail train as it comes into the station. Washington D.C. Camera: Fuji S100fs / Shutter: 3 sec. / Aperture: F8 / ISO: 100 / Meter: 256 segment / Focal: 16.2mm / WB: Auto / DR: 100% / In camera Jpeg, no post process, no crop
biofuel plant in clearfield. something about it i find fascinating to look at. part of the the dentist part deux series.
underground / in a tunnel / tube / rail waiting / pressing crowd / newspaper reading / he waits silently / in his world / reading of another / alone / he waits… / in record time!
As I was taking this picture during the Blizzard of 2010 (Feb. 6th) a passerby commented that / “he looked pretty cold up there”. I agree. A bronze sculpture of The Confederate Soldier. In 1861, when Alexandria was occupied by Union forces, 800 soldiers marched out to join the confederate army. This statue marks the point at which they gathered. This is a memorial to the fallen soldiers. One hundred names are carved onto the base.
So we stop in Roseburg for lunch on our way to Los Angeles. Roseburg is typical small town in America struggling through the recession. Being right on Interstate 5, a highway that can take you from the Canadian to the Mexican border, it is filled with transient hotels (e.g. Motel 6) and marginal eating venues. Denny’s is one of them. However, as generic as Denny’s Restaurants are (same menu different waitress) the customers tend to reflect the character of the area. This day was no exception. As we enter I see “Tex”, a quintessential urban cowboy, all by himself having his fried and probably somewhat dry chicken (by the way, that is why you get the dipping sauce). He was alone at the counter, a place where you can at least chat with the staff, cowboy hat still on, long carefree hair, leather jacket and cowboy boots. I returned to my car, grabbed my Canon Rebel (unfortunately only 6 MP and captured in jpg) and shot from the hip as I entered the restaurant. A sweet memory for me. I never did meet him, however, now immortalized. Canon Rebel / 27mm on a d-zoom (forgot the range) / 1/60 at f4 / ISO 400 Small file … needed some work. / PS Dodge and burn / Topaz adjust for texture / Onone Fractals to increase the pixels / Topaz De-noise
Ugandan boy.
On Grafton Street, Dublin
A normal view in some Italian town. In this case is Artena, a medieval town, south of Rome. / A must to visit!!!!!
I had to look twice when i saw this image in the window. Taken using the Canon 50d.
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