Just a few from the park

[Djarum]

I didn't know where to put this, since the pictures cover a little of everything. These are a few with the E-P1 taken around a park in our small downtown area.

For the bird lovers, this goose was flapping its wings real fast for some reason.

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This one I found interesting. More abstract I suppose. I don't know why, but I just like it.

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This is my favorite

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CC is always welcome.

Thanks,

Jason

 

[Streetshooter]

Jason, The 3rd works very well.
The others are nice. The 3rd shows more how you think and react to what's around you.
Keep em coming.....

 

[Djarum]

Thanks Don.

I have a bunch of photos that I've taken in the last month that I just haven't had a chance to look at or get up onto the forums.

 

[bilzmale]

An interesting set - like the sinuous lines in #2 and #3 is a strong composition.

 

[Amin]

Jason, I really like the third. The tension of the dog and owner pulling makes it interesting.

 

[Djarum]

Bilzmale,

Thats probably why I'm attracted to the photo. I see sine waves a good bit in the work I do.

Amin,

I agree. At first glance, it appears the dog is headed toward the duck. But if you look closer, the dog really is just headed toward the water. I used a telephoto on this shot.

On another unimportant note, the couple heading away in the shot , if you take look, is carrying a NEX 3. You can't tell in the shot, but when we ate at the little outdoor cafe, they were there and the NEX 3 was sitting on their table. First time I've seen anyone else in the area using a mirrorless camera.

Thanks all for the comments.

 

[christilou]

For me it's the light and fluidity of second one!

 

[BBW]

I can see why you took each one, Jason. That first one makes me laugh - is that a swimming chicken?! The waves and goldfish catches me with its patterns, too, and I do like the graphic nature of your third, very much. Thank you for posting all three - and for your spotting a mirrorless camera spy story, too!