
Monday, September 06, 2010
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Gulls in the Puddles


Shortly before we arrived in Chincoteague last month, they had a rain shower. And by shower I mean 3 inches in an hour. When we drove around the island that afternoon we found these gulls hanging out in the puddles on the south end of the island. Top one is a Laughing Gull the bottom two pictures (same gull) is a Herring Gull.Saturday, September 04, 2010
Friday Night Football 2010







Friday night football has returned to Shippensburg. Last night the Greyhounds easily handled their opponent in a season opening 41-0 win. I few observations from a forgetful picture taker, obviously I have forgotten most of what I learned about shooting under the stadium lights. Wide open appature. Slow the shutter, but not too slow or everything blurs. High ISO, which will make everything grainy. Multiple shots to get the best one. Most fields have hot spots and cold spots when it comes to the lights. By the way the cheerleaders push-up the score after every change in score. So... 7 + 14 + 21 + 27 + 34 + 41 = 144. Way to go girls. Not too shabby either guys.
Friday, September 03, 2010
15. Cumberland County Fire stations


First station is Cumberland Goodwill Fire Company. Took this in April. The building is for sale at the time I took this. Since then the fireman's statue has been moved to the Carlisle Fire and Rescue Services building on Spring Road.
Second station is Lower Allen Township Fire Department station 1. They moved in 2008 to a new station on Gettysburg Road.
Third station is Friendship Hose Co. No. 1, Newville. They occupied this station from 1916 until 1979.
Name that Station 15
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Pre-Dawn


Imagine my surprise while driving across the beach road to the Assateague shoreline when I stopped to snap a couple images of the pre-dawn glow reflecting off of Swans Pool Cove. I quickly switched to the big lens. Then it was a fight to steady the camera on the door frame, after I turned the truck off, and try to capture these four whitetail deer crossing a shallow section of the cove. Some pictures are made and some are handed to you to do the best you can with them. Ever capture something like this and ask yourself, "Why did I stop here this morning?"
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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