Wildlife Right at Home

I live across from an open field and hill.  Often there are animals that like to graze or hang out in that field which makes for some interesting and fun photographic opportunities.

I chose not to do too much editing on these photos.  

Some of my fellow photographers would say that I 

should adjust the colors and crop the images until 

they were not even close to what I started with.

The only editing I did was to watermark and rename 

the files in a batch process using Adobe

Photoshop Elements 6.0.

Sometimes I prefer to see the image like I

originally took it.

Images were taken with my Canon EOS Rebel XT, less 

commonly known as the 350D.

I set it to, Shutter Priority at 1/320 second 

which is an oddball setting but I chose it.  

The Aperture varied with each shot but was 

between F6.3 and F13, averaging mostly F8.0

                                       

                                                     

Images from Iraq 2006 Revisited

Al Faw Palace, Bahgdad, Iraq 2006

I still marvel at the architecture I had an opportunity to see in Iraq.

Posting some photography from 2011

I posted this on my Google + but it could not be accessed from this blog.  So this is the second posting.

Front Yard 28 January 2011

The Indian Timothy Memorial Bridge Photography Project - 5 July 2014

While on a trip in July of 2014 I discovered this historic sight I never knew about.  8.7 Miles West of Clarkston Washington, just South of highway 12 is the Indian Timothy Memorial Bridge.  

Here is a Link to a Washington State Department of Transportation article about the bridge.

http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/Environment/CulRes/bridges.htm#IndianTim  

When I go on road trips like the one I was on, I look for opportunities to photograph interesting places and things.  This was one of those opportunities.

This is a Google Earth image of the location:

Here are my images of The Indian Timothy Memorial Bridge:

20th Annual All Wheels Weekend at Dayton Washington.

The 20th Annual All Wheels Weekend was June 13th, 14th, and 15th.

I believe there were well over 400 cars in this event, and I tried to photograph as many of them as I could, however my time was limited so I captured as many as I could in 1 hour.

The following are the resulting Photographs.

These are not full resolution images.  Please contact me if you desire to have a full resolution copy of any of these Photographs.  All images are under copyright so please do not download without permission or purchase.  Prices are negotiable.  If you are portrayed in any of the photos here and want that photo removed please contact me also.  

Contact me at:  arthur.elder@gmail.com  

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