Showing posts with label grain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grain. Show all posts

Monday, September 19, 2022

Jaguar Show

I went to a Jaguar show in Sudbury recently. The event was the 2022 Concours d'Elegance, and it was put on by the Jaguar Association of New England (JANE). I don't know much about Jaguar vehicles, so I didn't really understand all the different models or the history, but I still found some fun photos to take of these very stylish cars. Naturally, they were playing some Jaguar and other car songs through the speaker system while I was there; most were British groups, including Beatles songs. The Jaguar's British heritage was the *one* thing I previously knew about for sure.


The Cockpit is Ready



Special trunk insert:

Supersized Briefcase



This hood ornament is the real deal:

This Jaguar has Teeth




Light My Way




Gauges with Grain



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Monday, January 18, 2016

Patterns in Nature

Still doing some catchup blogging here. This collection reflects a few different photo outings.

This is a miniature horse I passed during a walk in a neighborhood with which I was not familiar. The horse was a welcome surprise. I had not anticipated passing any farm animals on this particular stroll.
This is taken with my Nexus 5x cell camera.

Miniature Horse



These next three sunset shots were taken - you will not believe this - from the parking lot at Trader Joe's.  I stepped out from grocery shopping and was greeted with this amazing orange sky. These are taken w/my Nexus 5x. Need I mention it was even better in person? At least you get an idea from the photos.

Memorable Sunset 1




Memorable Sunset 2




Memorable Sunset 3



While also a sunset, the following is taken on a different day with my Olympus and 12-40mm lens. The sky's purple color felt soothing.

Late Light


These next two are different crops of the same photo.

Against the Sky 1




Against the Sky 2




Leaf Texture and Color



This is Ranger. He's my sister-in-law and husband's dog. He's a Catahoula. He's looking at something important.

Eye of Ranger




Eye of Gargoyle at Ranger's House



Afternoon Buds




Wood Grain 1




Wood Grain 2


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