some photos

I went to visit my buddy Blair who was in Fort Saskatchewan for three months but just left today actually. Good to see a familiar face. my friends that would read this and know him, well... what else is there to say?

(1/20, f/3.5, ISO 1600, 18mm, tweaked WB @ I think something like 4000K)

This is the view outside of Blair's place. I thought the colours look kind of cool.(1/5, f/5.6, ISO 1600, 200mm)
This is just a pic of the drapes. I thought the colour difference was unreal. what do you think?

(1/6, f/3.5, ISO 1600, 18mm, B&W)
the texture on this drapery is effin unreal take a close look i thought that too was the also mind blowing. let's just say i was high... on life.

money at night

(1/180, f/5.6, ISO 1600, 67mm)

Here's a picture of a refinery on the east side of edmonton as I was driving to airport. just a lucky moment of colour and subject

field of dreams

(1/80, f/5.6, ISO 100, 200mm.)

This is a picture of a field at sunset. Not much to it, but it turned out quite nice. I would take issue with a lack of point of focus in the picture... but whatever

Boyle!

(1/250, f/8, ISO 100, 27mm, over exposed? yeah...)

This is a grain raiser in Boyle. I don't think it gets used. The reason why I put is to show where I was for the next picture.

(1/325, f/9.5, ISO 100, 18mm. overexposed... but I took it of my self.)
Here I am wearing my full safety gear squinting in the sun. I went on a tour of a gravel pit that CN buys their, get this, gravel from. This is the kind of stuff I do.

ka-splam-o

There was a terrific lightning storm last night in the Atha-B. I took like 50 shots and this one was the coolest. There were moments when the lightning streaked across the sky for a full two seconds.

Photo specs*: 1/180, f/5.6 @ 18mm ISO 1600. Lightened in Photoshop (reason for grain)

*I'm going to add these for anyone who's interested.