I haven’t been publishing photos on the weekends, but I always think of this one as a St Patrick’s Day kind of photo, so Happy St Patrick’s Day! (This also featured as the cover image for Chaz Brenchley (‘s novel LIGHT ERRANT, when he re-released it as an e-book through Book View Cafe. :))
This is what you do with a 10-20mm lens: Wide-angle lens, meant for maxiumum unflatteringly funnyness. :) (“Oh, he’s *tragic*!” Young Indiana said enthusiastically upon seeing this picture.) I actually have a shot I took with the wide angle lens that I like enough to put up as a Kitsnaps later, but I’ll flag it as “This is what it does” when I do. It’s kind of fun to use–it’s more intended for landscapes than people–and I have some hope of getting out into the country to use it at…
This is one of those images that looks like Ireland Of The Imagination, I think. I took this at a nature reserve sort of place, the name of which I cannot at the moment recall. It’s actually labeled as a fairy bridge, and I think I alarmed Ted by climbing down the hill and sort of stretching out over the stream (or river) to get this shot. I feel it was worth it. :)