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Mobi52 Deepop’s Project 52 - 2020
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Week 11/52
I think i only took 2 actual photos this week, neither particularly rewarding. I did do a lot of FotoDa, however.
Here's some, collaged in PicsArt and edited slightly in Hipstamatic
I think i only took 2 actual photos this week, neither particularly rewarding. I did do a lot of FotoDa, however.
Here's some, collaged in PicsArt and edited slightly in Hipstamatic
They’re wonderful.
Week 12/52
This week we started sheltering in place in Cleveland, which was kind of nice in that we were shopped and cooked for. In return we spent a lot of time with the boys. Four to 5 times a week we went to various Cleveland Metroparks, a very nice series of parks. We always chose ones that had flowing water because the boys (in any temperature) can spend hours throwing stones and sticks into the water. 90% of the next 3 weeks of photos involves that activity.
Because there was always flowing water, I played around with Spectre
Here's one that ghosted Toby
All the rivers/creeks/streams in this area have fantastic shale beds with hundreds of perfect skipping stones
This week we started sheltering in place in Cleveland, which was kind of nice in that we were shopped and cooked for. In return we spent a lot of time with the boys. Four to 5 times a week we went to various Cleveland Metroparks, a very nice series of parks. We always chose ones that had flowing water because the boys (in any temperature) can spend hours throwing stones and sticks into the water. 90% of the next 3 weeks of photos involves that activity.
Because there was always flowing water, I played around with Spectre
Here's one that ghosted Toby
All the rivers/creeks/streams in this area have fantastic shale beds with hundreds of perfect skipping stones
Week 13/52
For a change (from rivers) we went to a park on Lake Erie. More sticks and stones were thrown.
Cleveland, about 15 miles to the east
Standing on the shore,one would swear they were at the ocean ( the Great Lakes are vast)
For a change (from rivers) we went to a park on Lake Erie. More sticks and stones were thrown.
Cleveland, about 15 miles to the east
Standing on the shore,one would swear they were at the ocean ( the Great Lakes are vast)
Week 13/52
Waiting out a storm at another Metropark, this one also on Lake Erie, but east of the city.
The storm exiting right, muddy water from Euclid Creek meet the lake.
Back to rivers.
Waiting out a storm at another Metropark, this one also on Lake Erie, but east of the city.
The storm exiting right, muddy water from Euclid Creek meet the lake.
Back to rivers.
Week 14/52
More river, but considerably warmer temperatures.
Shale so soft you can crumble it with your hand.
More river, but considerably warmer temperatures.
Shale so soft you can crumble it with your hand.
Love it!
My favorite is the middle one with the ghostly figure..
I've just started playing around with it, so I've not got a lot ox experience. You might check with terse Ted who seems to have used it more.
If you want to do long exposure shots of water, etc., it's worth the money. Its exposures are 3, 5, or 9 seconds, so it's not a substitute for Slow Shutter Cam, which offers a much wider range, but its ability to keep the static parts of an image sharp while handheld is impressive.
Week 15/52
I only took 4 photos all week. This is the best of the lot, taken on a dusk walk. The building is part of a complex of the Clarke School for the Deaf was founded in 1867 in Northampton, as the first permanent oral (meaning no sign language) school for the deaf in the United States.The campus was sold several years ago and has been converted into apartments and condos.
I only took 4 photos all week. This is the best of the lot, taken on a dusk walk. The building is part of a complex of the Clarke School for the Deaf was founded in 1867 in Northampton, as the first permanent oral (meaning no sign language) school for the deaf in the United States.The campus was sold several years ago and has been converted into apartments and condos.
Week 16/52
Started the week out at home, where we had a little snowfall occurring after the azaleas had bloomed
Then we were off to Cleveland for 2 weeks.
Tablecloth for art projects with the boys
Torn shade
Started the week out at home, where we had a little snowfall occurring after the azaleas had bloomed
Then we were off to Cleveland for 2 weeks.
Tablecloth for art projects with the boys
Torn shade
Week 17/52
Max looking woeful
Morning window light
Max looking woeful
Morning window light
That tablecloth looks like an abstract to me, and we all know where abstracts have to go. Particularly as it represents family etc etc.
Week 18/52
Unfurling magnolia blossom
Covid music project, a water xylophone
Unfurling magnolia blossom
Covid music project, a water xylophone
Week 19/52
Tulip nebula
Tulip nebula
Week 20/52
Maple blossoms
Maple blossoms
Week 21/52
Common water snake
Common water snake
We used to have a grey rat snake that looked just like that. She was very feisty!
Week 22/52
Pronghorn clubtail (per Google)
Pronghorn clubtail (per Google)
Week 23/52
Toby and Max come to Northampton for 2 weeks.
Max at bat, very intense
At a local swimming hole
Toby and Max come to Northampton for 2 weeks.
Max at bat, very intense
At a local swimming hole
Week 24/52
Family portrait
Fading laurel blossoms
Family portrait
Fading laurel blossoms