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Challenge: "Looking Up" 5/6-5/11/24
May 5, 2024 20:42:22 #
Sorry if this topic is too soon repeated, but I'm sure you have more recent shots now of things you see when you look up.
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So - keep looking up
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So - keep looking up
A 6 day old "kid" looking up at the camera
Looking up a street today.
May 5, 2024 21:39:43 #
May 5, 2024 21:43:17 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Sorry if this topic is too soon repeated, but I'm sure you have more recent shots now of things you see when you look up.
So - keep looking up
So - keep looking up
I don't recall a previous 'Looking Up' challenge, perhaps it was before I started participating in these, so most of my 'Looking Up' shots are not all that new, but here they are anyway:
Looking up the side of the Chem-Bio classroom building on the campus of Michigan Technological University (my alma mater) in Houghton, Michigan - May 1970 - Minolta SRT-101, 35mm
Looking up the side of a couple of smokestacks at the old Ford Motor Company sawmill in Pequaming, Michigan - September 1970 - Minolta SRT-101, 35mm
Looking up at the underside of the water tower at the old Ford Motor Company sawmill in Pequaming, Michigan - September 1970 - Minolta SRT-101, 35mm
Looking up the side of the Monarch Pine at the Hartwick Pines State Park near Grayling, Michigan - October 1976 - Minolta SRT-101, 35mm
Looking up at the Blood Red Lunar Eclipse, as seen from our backyard in Irvine, California - April 2014 - Sony A65, 400mm
Looking up at Saturn, as seen from our backyard in Irvine, California - June 2017 - Sony a6000, 400mm (this image has been cropped significantly)
Looking up at a total Solar Eclipse, as seen from York, Nebraska - August 2017 - Sony a6000, 400mm
Looking up at the New Moon, in the Arms of the Old, as seen from the backyard of our son's house in Los Angeles, California - July 2019 - Sony a6000, 55- 210mm
Looking up at Jupiter, and five of her Moons, as seen from our backyard in Irvine, California - November 2022 - Sony a6500, 400mm (X2) (this image has been cropped significantly)
Looking up at the recent Solar Eclipse, as seen from the backyard of our son's house in Katy, Texas - April 2024 - Sony a6500, 18-135mm (X2)
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May 5, 2024 22:10:26 #
Things to look up to....
looking up to some details on an old church
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Giraffe looking up for a tasty snack
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looking up at some aspens
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looking up at these stairs I have to climb
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May 5, 2024 22:20:00 #
May 5, 2024 22:26:34 #
OldCADuser wrote:
I don't recall a previous 'Looking Up' challenge, perhaps it was before I started participating in these, so most of my 'Looking Up' shots are not all that new, but here they are anyway:
May 5, 2024 23:47:39 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Sorry if this topic is too soon repeated, but I'm sure you have more recent shots now of things you see when you look up.
Everyone is welcome to participate. Click reply, add your image and your text reply. See a photo on which you'd like to comment? Please use "Quote reply" under the image.
So - keep looking up
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So - keep looking up
Very nice intro, Pat, that's a really good looking goat
Naturally I found some in my archives to pass along.
The windmill has been a wonder to me since I was a kid visiting Mom's folks in New Mexico. They had one.
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Fireworks require an upward glance to really appreciate them.
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Looking up through a live oak tree makes for a wild looking branch sprawl!!
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May 5, 2024 23:59:04 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Sorry if this topic is too soon repeated, but I'm sure you have more recent shots now of things you see when you look up.
Everyone is welcome to participate. Click reply, add your image and your text reply. See a photo on which you'd like to comment? Please use "Quote reply" under the image.
So - keep looking up
Everyone is welcome to participate. Click reply, add your image and your text reply. See a photo on which you'd like to comment? Please use "Quote reply" under the image.
So - keep looking up
Great start Pat, like the effects you used for the 3rd one. Thanks for hosting!!
May 5, 2024 23:59:24 #
May 6, 2024 00:01:54 #
OldCADuser wrote:
I don't recall a previous 'Looking Up' challenge, perhaps it was before I started participating in these, so most of my 'Looking Up' shots are not all that new, but here they are anyway:
Nice set OldCad - thanks for sharing!
May 6, 2024 00:02:57 #
katspangle wrote:
Things to look up to....
Nice set katz, a lot of stairs for us oldies!!
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May 6, 2024 00:03:24 #
May 6, 2024 00:04:51 #
lhammer43 wrote:
Very nice intro, Pat, that's a really good looking goat
Naturally I found some in my archives to pass along.
Naturally I found some in my archives to pass along.
Nice set Larry, I too like wind mills, but hardly any in Iowa!!
May 6, 2024 00:27:58 #
Transbuff1985 wrote:
Good ones Bill!!
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3/13/2014
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4/26/2022 Water Melon Man
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10/21/2017 ten twenty eight AM@
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what a ball@
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May 6, 2024 00:46:38 #
lhammer43 wrote:
Very nice intro, Pat, that's a really good looking goat
Naturally I found some in my archives to pass along.
Naturally I found some in my archives to pass along.
windmill works
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