Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Peonies and the Mill

When I was out pedaling my bike on Monday morning, I spotted peonies in the park with the old MacArthur Mill behind. I resolved to return with camera and tripod. As it turned out, I remembered both but forgot the little thingamabobie that connects the camera to the tripod.

Without going into the whys and wherefores (for a change -- just to spare dear reader), pulling off the shot was problematic. But here are two results. The golden light of the westering sun was hitting the building, while most of the rest was in shade.




I took two other shots while I was there all the while under attack by voracious mosquitoes. The reflections were awesome that night, and I like this view of townhall framed by the trees.



I also took another of the [former] mill with the dam in the middle of the frame.



8 comments:

  1. Nicely done. I have pulled off many a photo without the cumbersome tripod...at least I think I pulled it off.

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  2. My favourite is the third but they are all great. Peonies here are in tiny buds now.

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  3. Great pictures, and I love, love the peonies. Can almost smell them!

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  4. I don't have a tripod. Perhaps that's why everything is fuzzy. You live near such beauty....Thank you for sharing it with us.

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  5. You DID get some great shots there. Of course! Hope you are no worse the wear for the mosquitoes, though! Do you have West Nile there?

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  6. Great photos, and I don't like peonies.

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  7. The third shot in particular is stunning!

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  8. Tripod or not, the peony make a lovely focus!

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