Another gas station tonight for today’s photo. I actually got my ass out of the car this time to capture this moment.
101/365: Gas station
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100/365: Dickhead bullying a girl
This post marks the 100th post for Project 365. This was taken late on Halloween night when we saw this dickhead characters chasing a girl down the street.
92/365: UFO
I think a UFO crash landed in the Citadel Theatre and the coverup has begun with city planted vegetation to make it look like art.
91/365: Waterfall
Waterfall with the briday veil effect. However, even at 6 seconds exposure, I couldn’t achieve the effect I wanted. But nevertheless, it is still a cool picture taken inside the Citadel Theatre.
61/365: Driving
This is what it looks like when you drive at 90km/h and try to take a photo by resting my camera on the dash. I think it looks cool. LOL. I believe this was somewhere around 82 Street on the Yellowhead Trail.
58/365: Matrix Hotel
Yesterday’s photo was taken late at night … VERY LATE. I went out at 11pm and caught this picture at nearly midnight and considering I had to wake up for work at 6am the next day, I went straight to bed instead of posting it here. The Matrix Hotel is a very sexy upscale hotel in Edmonton and its bright red colors are an attraction for local photographers. Hope you like it.
56/365: Digger
This construction digger is sitting at the end of 153 Avenue in Edmonton. My guess is that it will be digging a trench to lay down some storm drain plumbing prior to completing the extension of 153 Avenue to 142 Street. This is a 3-shot HDR and then stitched in PhotoMatrix and finally post-processed in Photoshop.
Edmonton Fringe 2009
We went to the Edmonton Fringe festival yesterday. Lots of colors, lots of sounds, lots of unique captures. I will post the pictures in the order they were snapped.
20/365
Edmontonions would know that this is a shot of the Santa Maria at West Edmonton Mall (formerly the largest mall in the world). I have attempted this shot many times in the past, always resulting in blown out roofline or just dull/muted colors. So this time I went out with a vengence and did a high dynamic range image. I am extremely thrilled by the output of the HDR and it has to be my favorite HDR of all time.