Sunrise at Angler's and a trip to Waterford

Both trips were great fun and generated a few images I like. I think my favorites are the covered bridge taken from the water at Angler's and the garden and well in a yard at Waterford. Leslie

Huntley sunrise & a Bryce Canyon peek

Oh how wonderful to not have mosquitoes to deal with although is was bone chilling cold. Not complaining as this is the beginning of the best time of the year to photograph. I have completed my first round of editing on these images, but need to return to them for my second round. I included the image where the deer walked into my frame but the deer are not sharp sufficiently as they were unexpected. I don't consider any of these show worthy.

Here is one image from our trip to Bryce Canyon. I really like this one.

The misty morning at Riverbend-
A varierty -

Riverbed at Sunrise

These images have a dreamy quality due to the mist. The height of the water at Riverbend was amazing so the usual island features were submerged. The last one needs a little more work to highlight the trees in the mid-ground better. Leslie

Papapsco Falls -

B&O Trains

These two i did focus stacking:

Color VS BW

amazing machines

B&O Train Museum, Baltimore

It's really quite a place to visit. I did find the clutter to get in the way and inside the light was quite similar on all sides. So nothing dramatic. I think my favorites are the image of the wagon wheels and the one of the green train wheels.

The East Building Had Leaks

I was so lucky that my walks to and from the East Building were between downpours and I had a great time. I took advantage of the museum leaks that created interesting stripes on the wall. A new exhibit had really interesting pieces to photograph too. Leslie

TRI with phone - not sharp but fun.

TRI and focus peaking

Well, I am so pleased with the results of my first attempt at focus peaking. Can do better but my images are significantly sharper this trip. Also, after settling on the focus, I zoomed the focus area so I could double check the sharpness. These are my favorites. Leslie