Photo 365: Day 364 – Returning home
Shot from this morning as we were returning home from Chicago. My wife shot this for me and I like the view…
Shot from this morning as we were returning home from Chicago. My wife shot this for me and I like the view…
Shot this basket ball sized sculpture (these are part of hand rails) on the bridge close by Roosevelt and State Street in downtown Chicago.
For folks not familiar with Chicago skyline, the skyscraper in the background is the Willis Towers (aka Sears Tower)
I remember seeing this hot dog vendor bustling with people back in May. When I went there this noon, this place was closed – although I spotted couple of other hot dog vendors still open by the Shed Aquarium. I am guessing proximity of this store to the lake being the reason.
Another shot from this noon during my walk along Michigan lake…shot this across from Shed Aquarium.
If you are following my 365 project, this picture should look a bit familiar – I had these trees in row shot back in May (Day:142). I am visiting Chicago, and want to go back and see/shoot those trees in winter.
So I got bundled up on this cold day and went for a walk along Michigan Lake early this afternoon and shot these trees with snow covered ground.
Shot these closet doors last night in my friend’s house. I was drawn the repetitive pattern of light creeping through the cracks and openings in the door.
Shot this @f/8 for 6sec exposure.
Late post for day:352
With holidays just around the corner, we have gotten real busy and makes me wonder where did all the time go today?
Anyway, shot this when we visited library this evening. As the Sun was beginning to set, I shot this electric pole and wires (aka clutter). What drew my attention was the patten formed by the crossing wires.
Brrr…another windy, and cold day here in St. Louis. And day:336 shot to depict the weather in our area.
Now that there is limited light available, decided to do something with real low light last night – yes; this was shot last night after I posted my shot for day:334
I got inspired for doing portraits after looking at some of the portrait work by Brhum’ Bhatia – he does an awesome job with portraits.
Anyway, talked to my wife about posing for this shot and she was readily willing…I haven’t done a portrait shot of her for quite some time now.
So had this shot with a single light source – that being from an iTouch app iLlumination. For this shot, I had to set the focus right with the lights ON. Once I had the focus set, I took this shot with my wife’s face lit by iTouch @f/4.5 for 2.0 sec exposure.
My daughter was a great helper for this shot as well. She was the “light” girl last night. By the end of this shoot she whispered, “Oh I don’t mind if you gave me the credit in your blog post”. That made me chuckle – last week she was debating how she doesn’t like getting a credit. She is another regular in-house visitor to my blog post.
That’s the view as seen from our dining area window.
This was something I came up at last moment. I had few other shots that I took during my visit to the library this afternoon but I couldn’t resist posting this for day: 322, as I’m a big fan of low light photography.
I really like the way this shot turned out.