Kind of a lazy day. Threw back a few brews, did a little grilling, and shot some pics. I've been trying to shoot more lately.
My steak.
The moon just before dark from my backyard.
Showing posts with label 5D Mark II. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5D Mark II. Show all posts
October 2, 2007
October 2, 2007 – Grilling
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5D Mark II,
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Canon,
King Palm,
Manfrotto,
Moon,
North Park,
San Diego,
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Weber Grill
September 7, 2007
September 5, 2007 – Shooting Photos
Not much exciting happened today. I’d say that it was average, 7 rides, 2 of which were locals. My longest one went to Tierrasanta, which was worth $42. No complaints. It’s been slow for the last hour so I decided to take some time off and shoot some photos. I do a little photography in my spare time, as you have probably noticed by my blog layout. Night photography is my favorite. Most of my photos have only minimal retouching – some people make their photos look amazing, surreal if your will, but they just don’t look real. I like photos with a little grit.
These are the specs -
F - 20
ISO - 200
Shutter - 14 Seconds
Focal Length - 28.0 mm
File Size - 28.41 Megabytes
These were shot with my 5D Mark II with a 24 – 105 L Series lens, and a F4 Aperture stop. Yeah, it’s pretty awesome. Plus a Manfrotto tripod of course, no self respecting photographer shoots photos without a tripod at night.
And for this one -
F - 22
ISO - 200
Shutter - 25 Seconds
Focal Length - 47.0 mm
File Size - 24.42 Megabytes
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Aperture,
Cab,
Cabbie,
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Canon,
Cortez Cab,
Hotel Del Coronado,
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Manfrotto,
Megabytes,
San Diego,
Shutter Speed,
Taxi Driver,
Tierrasanta,
Yellow Cab
July 6, 2007
July 6, 2007 - Nighttime in Cortez
I have been driving the cab for a few weeks now. I like it. I’ve never had a job like this where I could just come in and leave as I please. The vacation time is great too. Whenever I want to take some time off of work I just let the office know 8 days in advance and I can take up to two weeks off. There’s a certain sense of freedom that goes along with driving for a living. The time goes really quick. I like it best in the later evening hours because things are so tranquil in Cortez. It’s like a ghost town here at night. Nighttime gives me a great opportunity to shoot photos too, night photography is a hobby of mine.
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5D Mark II,
Coronado,
hyatt grand manchester,
marriot marina,
San Diego,
seaport village,
skyline
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