Bob Horowitz1/ Yesterday, at Heron's Head Park.
I've posted pictures of this pedestrian bridge a half-dozen times before, with different lenses and cameras. This time I let the phone do a panorama stitch... with striking results.
Today's photo? A broody snapshot from 12 years ago, taken on a rainy day using a Retro Camera app on an old HTC Sensation cellphone.
On a personal note, the cancer journey continues. The problem is not cancer directly - I'm good there - but rather the damage from radiation and multiple operations. Per Tuesday's exam, my much-admired butt is not healing well. So the plan is to look again in mid-May and consult with an ass specialist to see if there is anything else that can be done short of another surgery.
Needless to say, I'm a bit downcast. But at least I got cleared to rejoin the gym (no squats though). So there's that. I can work with that.
I should probably explain the hashtag #NatureyCrap.
So... I have lived in major cities (New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco) for over half a century. I like pavement and buildings and places with sidewalks.
In fact, my LinkedIn profile used to say "Bob is a long-time city-dweller who generally dislikes naturey crap and strongly believes that anything green and bushy should be grown in a pot, not the ground, so it can more easily thrown away when it inevitably dies."
True to form, this is our backyard. It is small, with lots of hardscape plus a few plants that grow in pots. We don't have trees because trees drop leaves.
Our backyard also has bright colors that can easily be spotted from the orbiting ISS 👋
James Gordon PhotosA window view from the top floor of the four-story Starbucks Reserve Roastery on Michigan Ave in Chicago.
Don't mind the fingerprints, this was taken at the end of the night and the window was pretty dirty.
#Fensterfreitag #WindowFriday #cellphone_photography #GooglePixel
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A cellphone panorama taken at Heron's Head Park a couple of months ago. The phone's stitching is a bit lumpy but I like the way the lighting turned out.
I need to try this again with a tripod and DSLR.
When the key gets stuck on your keyboard...
