My morning jaunts around town are much more fun since I got an iPhone. I get up earlier to catch the sunrise, and if that is not possible, I look for interesting patterns created by the morning sun's low angle, like this study of light and shadow.
Sometimes there is no sun light shinning through. On Leap Day the lack of sunlight was no problem because we had rain. Yippee! I considered staying in my toasty warm house, but not for long. I had rain gear and an iPhone. I needed to get out and enjoy it while it lasted. First I walked up a short hill close to home for this view of El Toro surrounded in mist.
and processed in both Snapseed & Photoforge 2
Sometimes there is no sun light shinning through. On Leap Day the lack of sunlight was no problem because we had rain. Yippee! I considered staying in my toasty warm house, but not for long. I had rain gear and an iPhone. I needed to get out and enjoy it while it lasted. First I walked up a short hill close to home for this view of El Toro surrounded in mist.
And then I headed downtown.
Then I saw my reflection....
The next morning all was dry again.
With my iPhone in my pocket,
I actively look for compositions that will show off my home town.
I never have to look far.
Both of these were taken in HDR Pro
Then I saw my reflection....
The next morning all was dry again. With my iPhone in my pocket,
I actively look for compositions that will show off my home town.
I never have to look far.
Both of these were taken in HDR Pro
Who is this?A friend's cat is staying with me for awhile.
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