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Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle. Show all posts

Thursday, July 31, 2025

People of Kensington Market

These photos were taken July 11, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, CA while spending time in the Kensington Market area. This vibrant, diverse and eclectic neighborhood was a feast for the eyes, cameras and palettes and included interesting interactions with some of the locals.

Magic
Magic

Morning Stroll
Morning Stroll

Grocery Run
Grocery Run

Eclectic
Eclectic

Hangin'
Hangin'

Cheese Magic
Cheese Magic

Phone Check
Phone Check

Jammin' Out
Jammin' Out

Love Birds?
Love Birds?

Golden Grams
Golden Grams

Thursday, August 8, 2024

"F*ck Off"


Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL

Hot rodding along the Lollapalooza venue.  Didn't notice the plate message until processing the photo.



Sony A7IV @ f8 | 1/125 | 28mm | ISO 500
Voigtlander VM 28mm F2 Ultron (adapted)

Photographed 8/4/24

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

Vespa

Vespa
Evanston, IL
Spotted on a walk in downtown Evanston. Love that color.

Sony A7IV @ f11 | 1/500 | 90mm | ISO 400
Leitz Elmar-C 90mm F4 (adapted)

Photographed 7/7/24

Monday, November 13, 2023

Ride Naked

Ride Naked
Palm Desert, CA

Definitely not following his own advice.  It was 80+ degrees outside and he was all leathered up.

Apple iPhone 15 Pro @ f2.8 1/250 9mm (158mm equiv) ISO 25

Photographed 11/5/23

Tuesday, August 23, 2022

Storefront Reflections

Racine, WI
After a great dinner at my favorite restaurant, Olde Madrid, walked off a few calories and photographed some downtown scenes.

Storefront Reflections I
"I"
Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2 1/60  6mm (91mm equiv)  ISO 160


Storefront Reflections II
"II"
Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2.4 1/100  1.54mm (24mm equiv)  ISO 250

 
Storefront Reflections III
"III"
Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2.4 1/120  1.54mm (21mm equiv)  ISO 320

All Photographed 8/20/22


Wednesday, August 18, 2021

Hogs

Hogs
CLondon52w33: Depth

From the C.London website: "The part of view that is closest to an observer is the foreground. The background is what’s furthest away from the observer. What’s in between is the mid-ground. Okay with that vocabulary out of the way, we can talk about depth. By showcasing multiple layers in a frame, a photographer can give a sense of breath of a location. If there’s no specific foreground of a scene, you can create one. My go to is my lovely obliging husband’s profile. Be creative and try different angles to get solid differential fore, mid, and backgrounds. When doing this, you should make a choice as to where you’re placing your subject and make depth of field choices based around that."



Low point of view and wide angle lens to capture this image through the storefront of a motorcycle shop.



Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2.4 1/120 1.54mm ISO 160

Photographed 8/17/21

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Practice Kindness

Practice Kindness
Steamboat Springs, CO
 
Seen on the main drag through downtown Steamboat.  Doesn't seem to be a part of our national vocabulary.

Sony A7C @ f6.7 1/250 60mm ISO 100
Sony FE 28-60mm F4-5.6

Photographed 8/9/21