I haven’t had a lot of time to shoot the past few days, so I’ll be posting a bunch of photos I shot later and back dating them.
I first attempted a shot like this a few months ago with Sabina on Montebello (it was her idea). Back then I had the ISO cranked up to 3200, so the shot was grainy. This time I knew better and set the shutter speed to 30 seconds, and the ISO to 100. I’m quite happy with the way it turned out.
This week’s theme is night. As I said before, I’ve grown to quite enjoy night photography so this theme should be fun :)
I’m back in the Bay Area! I was pretty excited to be back, and my first day here went well. Got a bunch of work done and then went up to Alice’s Restaurant for my ex-boss’s sendoff. Right before we went in, I got a shot of the moon partially covered up by fog. The photo doesn’t do the scene justice, but this is my best attempt.
This is a view of the Cupertino mountains from near my desk at the office. I really miss waking up to views like this.
I went up to the roof of my house hoping to be able to get a shot of a “landscape”. This was the best I could do. Since my house is surrounded by taller buildings on every side, there really isn’t anything of interest to see. I did like how these rays of sunlight were bleeding through the clouds. Sadly, even that view is disrupted by ugly wires and a tree.
This is a total cheat, but whatever. This is one my favorite landscape photos (I shot it last year) of my one my favorite places in the world: Russian Ridge.
