Yes, it is quite late (or, early); got up at 1.00am with excess energy.
For the past two days I've had the urge to grab my camera when leaving for work in the morning. Both times I talked myself out of it, and twice I've regretted these lazy decisions, especially today: some fascinating mists emanated from City Hall's fountains during my lunch time stroll.
This entry is from a spontaneous meandering through my condominium complex on a deeply overcast, wintry day last October. Simple, with deliberately shallow depth of field in order to both minimize background distractions and to accentuate the sense of floating.
A reminder of life's grace and vibrancy even when the atmosphere is stormy and foreboding.
For the past two days I've had the urge to grab my camera when leaving for work in the morning. Both times I talked myself out of it, and twice I've regretted these lazy decisions, especially today: some fascinating mists emanated from City Hall's fountains during my lunch time stroll.
This entry is from a spontaneous meandering through my condominium complex on a deeply overcast, wintry day last October. Simple, with deliberately shallow depth of field in order to both minimize background distractions and to accentuate the sense of floating.
A reminder of life's grace and vibrancy even when the atmosphere is stormy and foreboding.
Rose #1341
(c)2009 James W. Murray, all rights reserved.
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Details: October 31, 2008; Canon 20D; f/6.3 @ 1/200 sec; -2/3 EV; ISO 400; 72mm.
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