Carol Leigh,
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March 2008 |
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When I don't feel like going anywhere to shoot, I stop by the aquarium, where there's always something. The sea nettle exhibit is challenging, but who can resist the colors? 18-55mm lens, 1/60 second at f/5.6, ISO 1600. | Fish swim overhead in the "Passages of the Deep." 18-55mm lens, 1/40 second at f/4.5, ISO 1600. | I'm beginning to scan some old images into the computer, such as these shots taken in Chinatown, Los Angeles, back in 1988. I was using Kodachrome 64 and Fujichrome 100 at the time. This is firecracker debris. |
A happy Buddha stands outside a shop in Chinatown. | Closeup of a Chinese mask. | The Chinatown Teen Post. |
A dog? A lion? A sculpture in Chinatown. | We had a good day today. Checked out the fishing boats, where five sea lions were lounging around one particular boat where fishnets were being cleaned and repaired. | Beautiful complementary colors of blue and orange, great texture from rust and salt. |
More rust, more complementary colors, more texture. Love this stuff. | Then over to Nye Beach, where the outside of Deep Sea John's house is always interesting to shoot. | The sun came out (novel concept) and created bold shadows behind this birdhouse/trellis arrangement. |
Second-story window in Nye Beach. | Window detail, Nye Beach. | Close-up of a . . . sculpture. I will say no more. |
Nye Beach mailbox. | A row of colorful mailboxes in Nye Beach. | Second-story window in Nye Beach. |
Carol Leigh,
P.O. Box 1269, Waldport, OR 97394; (541) 563-3834 Contact Carol Leigh Back to gallery main page Online classes Back to home page |