Here is the final live performance of The Beatles performing “Don’t Let Me Down” on the rooftop of Apple Records. I hope you enjoy.
Rainy Days And Mondays
Fujifilm X-E2 and Fujinon XF 55-200 R OIS Lens – 1/250 @ f/4.5 – 105mm – ISO 200
Lévis Ferry
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Image by Meho Jarvis
ISO100 – F4 – 1/250 – 41mm – GIMP (G’MIC)
That day was so cold. In the middle of the St-Lawrence river at -45°C (-49°F).
Double Vision
Fujifilm X-E2 and Fujinon XF 55-200 R OIS Lens – 1/280 @ f/4.2 – 122mm – ISO 200 – Manual focus mode
A lot of people hate rain but I enjoy it. Everything is so exaggerated like the street reflection of the headlights on these cars. I had to put the camera in manual focus mode to defocus and shoot. I hope you enjoy.
Making Music
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Several evenings a week in my small city, it’s possible to find folks picking up their instruments and creating beautiful music. This past Friday, I had the chance to capture the sight, if not the sound, of that music. The hands fascinate me, the way they move, almost effortlessly, over the instrument.
If you’d like to see some more images from that evening, please check out Local Music at my original blog Life on the Bike.
And please visit the blogs of the other photographers on Monochromia. They make some pretty great music with their cameras!
Kayak Tour
I was in Cold Spring harbor this past Saturday morning and i noticed a crowd of people with Kayaks. I then realized they were all there because a gentleman that offers Kayak tours was also giving lessons.
As the photo shows above he was helping people into the Kayaks and balancing them until they got their sea legs. After he taught them proper paddling technique he gave them a shove and they were on their way.
One by one they all cast off to practice their newly acquired Kayaking skills.
Some managed better than others but they all seemed to get the hang of it by the time they gathered into two groups to wait for the teacher and guide.
Alright give me a minute to stuff myself in here and I’ll be right with you guys.
And I’m off hopefully the weather will stay good until i finish this tour.
This Kayaker was not learning he was just coming in and I had to take a photo of his custom wooden Kayak, a pretty slick one too :)
Into the night
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This picture was by pure chance, it was late at night, totaly dark in a mountainous area (Bird´s mountains, right in the middle of Germany http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogelsberg_Mountains),
A friend of mine who was driving came around the curve and I saw these reflective lines and traffic posts. Suddenly I shouted to my friend “Stop, I have to take a picture”.
We were on the road in the darkness for hours but until this moment when we went around the curve I have never seen this. There was a little bit more ambient light, but this is more like what I had envisioned in my mind when I shouted “Stop”.
Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song)
This is a live performance of “Movin’ Out” (Anthony’s Song) performed live in Japan in 2008 by Billy Joel. I hope you enjoy.
Morning Dew
Nikon D610 and Tamron 90mm Di SP f/2.8 Macro Lens – 1/500 @ f/4.3
Although I am a firm believer in using the same brand lenses as the manufacturer of your camera this Tamron 90mm f/2.8 macro lens certainly proves me wrong. It is an extraordinary performing lens. These are some images I took of early morning dew on some Hosta leaves.
Nikon D610 and Tamron 90mm Di SP f/2.8 Macro Lens – 1/2000 @ f/5.0
A Game of Chase in the Garden
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I was supposed to be packing for a weekend of lacrosse at Penn State when I took a last-minute walk around the garden.
My senses came alive to the sight of butterflies, the sound of bees buzzing, and the aroma of Hydrangeas.
An impatient chase ensued, and I was able to capture a few magnificent creatures. Above, is a butterfly or two.
The Visual Chronicle 