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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass...
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Water And Steel: October 2012
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Saturday, October 13, 2012. Prints on Display…. Two of the images that I’ve posted here (and seven other non-maritime photos) are currently on display at Astoria’s Baked Alaska restaurant. The image area on each of the prints us roughly 12 x 18 inches, and all are professionally matted and framed. Wednesday, October 3, 2012.
Water And Steel: July 2012
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Wednesday, July 25, 2012. Angles and Curves Caught My Eye. I wasn’t lacking for things to do this evening, but when I glanced out the window and saw only the proud prow of this ship, I figured it was time to change lenses and head for the porch. Norwegian flagged and heading for Pyungtaek, South Korea. Just guessing...I woul...
Water And Steel: Please Stand By…
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Please Stand By…. It’s true that I haven’t been especially active for the last few weeks, but I’m surely not dead! The picture of the Arrow 2 on stilts took three different edit attempts to publish correctly, and that’s just goofy. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Do You Like What You See?
Water And Steel: September 2013
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Sunday, September 15, 2013. 8220;HDR” (High Dynamic Range) image processing has a somewhat deservedly bad reputation. If you know what I’m talking about, welll… you know what I’m talking about. 8220;un-Photoshopped”) file. 8230; which, honestly is not awful, but that’s faint praise. The result was the basis for the image tha...
Water And Steel: Not Dead Yet!
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Monday, June 3, 2013. Life takes lots of turns. Sometimes they’re good, sometimes they’re not. . Mine has had a lot of good turns of late, but they’ve kept me from keeping up on blogs. Even this shot is way out of date, but it does represent more of what I’m likely to shoot from here on out. . Now,it’s very quiet at th...
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Sitting By The River: Whoooo are you?
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Friday, January 18, 2013. I’ve been hearing about the snowy owls for days (weeks? But had not had a chance to get out to the South Jetty to check them out myself. I thought I’d missed my opportunity and that they’d moved on, but I ran into Sue Olson at lunch and she nudged me in that direction. He didn’t care. He watched me the whole way and didn’t bu...I shot a lot of fr...
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Sitting By The River: November 2013
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Sunday, November 3, 2013. Up Close and Personal on Vancouver Island. Black bears on Thornton Creek, near Ucluelet, BC. I posted this earlier without text because I was just so darned tired after getting the thing assembled… only to find out that I put a typo into the intro frame. Yes, it’s “Thornton” Creek. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. My son had ...
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Sitting By The River: March 2012
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Thursday, March 1, 2012. Playing with focus modes on a detour from my commute home tonight. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Columbia River Ship Report. A partial collection of my photos. I Really Hate Dongo.org. I’m a little late to this T-ball thing. Revisiting a Day in May. Matching the Format to the Conditions. A (couple of) Shot(s) In The Dark.
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Sitting By The River: September 2012
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Sunday, September 16, 2012. Quiet Day at Ridgefield. It’s been a long time since I’ve posted on this blog. Stuff’s happened so often and I’ve photographed so much (some of it even good) that I just haven’t had time to keep up. I still don’t, but I thought I’d throw these out from this afternoon. I’m not a good bird-spotter, as has been proven again and again, but I. My so...
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Sitting By The River: November 2012
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Wednesday, November 7, 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Columbia River Ship Report. A partial collection of my photos. I Really Hate Dongo.org. There, I said it. For years, that domain has been pointing people toward this blog for no reason at all. There’s no contextual connection . I’m a little late to this T-ball thing. Oh, Just Click On It!
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Sitting By The River: January 2013
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. So… now, does it actually work? The biggest issue is that photos don’t present properly. More specifically, they don’t show up at all more than half the time. The failed attempts at uploads are removed, of course, but the net effect is that it looks as though the blog has died. Actually, it looks as though both blogs are trying to die. I̵...
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Sitting By The River: Blue Hour Again
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Friday, December 21, 2012. It’s been a very busy day on the river, and I haven’t been able to take much of it in. By definition, the “blue hour” had been over for at least 20 minutes when I made the shot. You could fool me! 105mm @ f/8, 4 seconds, ISO 200. Oh, well. No harm in it showing up twice. December 21, 2012 at 6:13 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I posted a...
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Sitting By The River: July 2012
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Thursday, July 19, 2012. The tide was very low, the wind calm and the sky full of potential. Time to pull on the “can’t drown ‘em” boots and go for a walk in the silt. 160; That was worth a chuckle. We stopped and talked until the mosquitos spread word about the smorgasbord available, then swatted them away as we went our separate ways. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My son h...
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Sitting By The River: July 2013
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Tuesday, July 2, 2013. Not So Much By the River Anymore. I didn’t think I’d neglected this blog quite as much as I have, but then I actually looked in on it and realized that it’s been six months since I’ve done anything here. Time flies when a whole lot of things happen at once! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Not So Much By the River Anymore. View my complete profile. But ha...
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Sitting By The River: So… now, does it actually work?
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Sitting By The River. Public ramblings of a fairly private person. Sometimes I've got things I'd like to share and they wind up here. Wednesday, January 30, 2013. So… now, does it actually work? The biggest issue is that photos don’t present properly. More specifically, they don’t show up at all more than half the time. The failed attempts at uploads are removed, of course, but the net effect is that it looks as though the blog has died. Actually, it looks as though both blogs are trying to die. My son...
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Photos of and comments about (mostly) sights and sites along the Columbia River and the vessels plying it. There will, no doubt, be occasional hints of wood aluminum and fibreglass. Sunday, September 15, 2013. 8220;HDR” (High Dynamic Range) image processing has a somewhat deservedly bad reputation. If you know what I’m talking about, welll… you know what I’m talking about. 8220;un-Photoshopped”) file. 8230; which, honestly is not awful, but that’s faint praise. The result was the basis for the image tha...
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