Week 34 – Rule of Thirds

A small sitting area over a canal with rabbit figures. Basel, Switzerland.

Pavilion honoring Dr Sun Yat-Sen in Kepaniwai Park. Wailulu, Maui, Hawaii, USA

The Haceta Head Lighthouse is one of the most photographed on the Oregon coast. The light atop the 56-foot tower was first illuminated in 1894. Florence, Oregon, USA

On a foggy evening, while a man squats to fish from a jetty in Coloane, Macau, a woman steps on the jetty to take photos.

Soya fermenting at a village in Vietnam. shot in July 2024. Canon EOS R5, f/8, shutter speed 1/80, ISO-100, Focal length 24mm.

Shot at a desert in Vietnam during early morning. Canon EOS R5, f/5.6, shutter speed 1/200, ISO-200, Focal length 44mm.

Chettinad, India

Rajasthan, India

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Slide # AM102b taken at Yellowstone June 1993 from my slide collection that I digitalize in 2020.

Slide # AJ486b taken in July 1991 from my slide collection that I digitalize in 2020.

Slide # AM085b taken at Yellowstone June 1993 from my slide collection that I digitalize in 2020.

Gooseberry Falls

The Matterhorn as viewed from Zermatt, Switzerland, in the morning, December 31, 2005.

This is early morning light on one of the waterfalls at the beautiful Buttermilk Falls State Park, near Ithaca, NY

Long Exposure at Two Medincine Lake on an early fall morning

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Canon EOS R5, F-stop f/11, exposure time 1/250sec, ISO- 250, Focal length 240 mm. Adjusted the exposure, levels, saturation and then trimmed the top area. A mild vignette was added. Taken on 7th January, 2024 during my visit to Cambodia.

cowboy light. He gives much to our Veterans

Playing with some steam punk pieces and a fob watch.

Taken with the Tamron 18-400mm (a fun lens) on my Canon 90D - great walk-around lens.

Only had the Canon R7 for a short time when I used animal eye tracking with the RF 100-400mm lens.

Up in northern British Columbia, an inlet called the Khutzeymateen Valley is home to the largest population of Grizzlies in this province. It's a Grizzly Bear Sanctuary where no water-craft is allowed except for the tour boat we were on and no access inland to this pristine wildlife preserve. Silence while we were in this inlet was paramount and only whispers were allowed. Here we see a couple digging for clams while they wait for the salmon run.

Early winter brought 10 days of fog and sub zero temperatures to the valley. A coat of frost applied every morning crusted all vegetation with a thick layer creating beautiful images.

On the west coast of Vancouver Island, subject to heavy weather, this tree survives the ages in a lake that is fed by salt water when the tide is in, fresh when out. Dubbed as the most photographed tree in Canada.