The Blue Angels were performing in San Francisco this week, as part of the annual “Fleet Week“. Photographing fast moving objects is both a challenge and a joy.
You can view many more photos of these beautiful planes here. The SF ones begin at #24, with “Blue Angels” written in the sand.
Photoblogging: Yosemite National Park
Peregrines
Colour Gravity
Meet the photographer who captures the energy industry’s positive side
Example #8,043 of the Public Sector’s Struggle with Common Sense
Photoblogging from San Francisco
This is a fountain in Huntington Park in the Nob Hill neighbourhood of San Francisco:
Photoblogging from San Francisco
If you like this image, you can download the original hi-res version here.
Andromeda
Abandoned America
50 states, 50 photos. (h/t Dave S.)
Prairie Towns
Vintage photos of Canadian prairie towns – and lots of them.
Sasktober
Lest We Forget
I was in Ottawa a few days ago and extensively photographed the National War Memorial and Parliament Buildings. So yesterday’s terrorist violence had an extra personal meaning. Little did I realize at the time that the soldiers guarding our sacred monument were at threat from anyone. We now have an extra special reason to be thankful to those who serve in our military.
Photoblogging in Ottawa
Happy Thanksgiving
Wishing all SDA readers & commenters a Wonderful Canadian Thanksgiving.
Sunset at Candle Lake, Saskatchewan two days ago
Vancouver Timelapse
Having created a few short timelapse segments myself, I know how incredibly time consuming they can be. Watch in full-screen mode to see how impressive this one is:
Photoblogging in Candle Lake, SK
Far too many people in Canada’s cities claim that the Prairies are flat & boring. Those who live in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba know otherwise.
Best Caption?
Lizzie May at Pride Day in Vancouver this afternoon:
Update: Just uploaded two more photos to comment on.
Photoblogging from Vancouver
Two of Canada’s smaller citizens hard at work this afternoon, near Granville Island:
Photoblogging: West Oakland, California
The “second-place winner in the Arizona Highways Magazine”
