Corvus Corax (295/365)
What lovely throat feathers (hackles) you have, kind sir.
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Reno Rising (294/365)
A pano shot from my hotel window. Haven’t done a wide pano shot on the blog yet, wanted to see how it looks.
Hard at Work (293/365)
Bee Kind to Bees (292/365)
So, it starts like this: I’m outside grilling some halibut, and I see a beautiful hummingbird working the flowers just behind the grill. I run in, grab my camera (pro tip: always have a camera with you. ALWAYS.), and by the time I’m back out, the ...
Flower Power (291/365)
Departure (290/365)
Good Coffee & Beautiful Sunrise (289/365)
Ah, You Gonna Fill This Thing Up? (288/365)
Natures Shade (287/365)
Urban Landscape (286/365)
Got today’s picture done early. Urban Landscape as a new day dawns. Ugh, get me back to nature…
Engineering (285/365)
Line Up and Wait (284/365)
Ornament Selfie (283/365)
Portal to the Void (282/365)
Gas -N- Go (281/365)
After the Rains, Desert Glory (280/365)
Test Post (279x2/365)
365Pixels was down for a few hours, just a test post after deactivating a plugin. A second post for today, thats daily photo blog sacrilege! 😂
Road Life (279/365)
The older I get, the more I loathe hotel gyms. Glad I got them, but ugh, they can be depressing. Sometimes there just isn’t a good place to walk or hike. Come to think of it, I need to start packing a jump rope.
Life Within The Rocks (278/365)
Quick desert walk today and found these flowers among the rocks.
In The Glass (277/365)
Sometimes you get happy accidents.
Moon Shot (276/365)
Well, we’re back on the moon. After that afternoon’s handheld shot of the moon, I wanted to do more. Got the tripod out last night for this night shot. 400mm lens, 1.25x TC, MFT OM-1.
Rust (275/365)
Sun Kissed (274/365)
Here is the same shot in color.
Which do you prefer?
Blue Moon (273/365)
Just for an experiment, I put a 300mm lens on my Olympus OM-1 with a 1.4x teleconverter, walked outside, and hand-held a shot of the moon. Just crazy how well it turned out. The stabilization inside these cameras never ceases to amaze me.
A 300mm lens with a 1.4x converter is 420mm. On the Micro Four Thirds camera, the crop factor is 2x, so the 35mm-equivalent field of view is 840mm.
