Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2012

The Week in Pictures

Just a few things seen along the trek of another week...
A foggy sunrise


Little Rocky
This is how you go fast.



Watching you...

This is how you hear real music.

Is that happy or what.

Last few flowers hanging on by the old bike.
New Graffiti
A moonrise just before sunset

All this will take it out of you...


Tony Wilhelm
 

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Fall Water Themes

Fall is setting in across the country.  Here in Florida we don't usually see all the brilliant colors that some of the rest of the country sees, but after months of heat and humidity we can finally open the windows and enjoy the outdoors. Most of the time...  Actually my air conditioner has seen very little use in the last three weeks.



A bit of a water theme for today.

I will post pictures from our travels to North Dakota soon.

Tony Wilhelm


Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Hurricane Isaac / Pensacola Fl

Although we are not taking a direct hit from Hurricane Isaac, we are seeing some of what the storm has.  We're not sure what to expect entirely, but here are some photos from an outing to the beach earlier today.



The railing in the first photos is usually 6 feet above the water.  The early surge has it going over the wall.


Trash line from the waves
The waves in the Gulf of Mexico are reaching heights nearly to the top of the Pier.
People lined the beach, braving blowing sand to take photos of the waves.



The entrance to Ft. Pickens.  The road has already seen damage.




I took out my back-up camera and handed it to Maria.  Here's a few from her.







 I am planning another outing as the storm moves closer.

Tony Wilhelm






Sunday, April 29, 2012

The perfect angle...

Static subjects are nice in that they are there, and not moving when you want them.  Just how many trips does it take to get the one shot that counts?  That question may never be answered fully.
3 mile bridge is our "landmark" in Pensacola.  Early this morning I tried a different angle to get "that shot".  I'm not entirely displeased, but not exactly what I wanted either.  This shot was taken using my K20 D and an older Pentax SMC A 135 2.8.

How could the boys resist a chance to go fishing?  Some good bites, but unfortunately the tide wasn't working with us this morning.
An hour or so later I shot this in a different location, with the same set-up.  This shot really shows the qualities of the older lenses on the newer bodies.  Crisp and sharp, this one was a keeper.

Tony Wilhelm