Category: Lake

Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle-Pt.II

On By Fred KingIn 2019, abandoned, Architecture, beach, blue, Blue Sky, boat, buildings, Castle, clouds, curves, design, docks, Environment, Human, Iphone 7, Lake, Landscape, nature, Nikon D610, Scotland, stone, summer, Thoughts, Uncategorized, wandering, wandering photographerLeave a comment

Loch Ness and Urqhuart Castle

On By Fred KingIn 2019, Architecture, Blue Sky, buildings, Castle, Church, design, docks, Environment, Flowers, Iphone 7, Lake, Landscape, Mountain, nature, Nikon D610, Scotland, Sea life, stone, Travels, vacation, wandering photographerLeave a comment

Scotland #4

On By Fred KingIn 2019, abandoned, abandoned buildings, Architecture, beach, blue, Blue Sky, boat, clouds, coast, docks, Environment, Iphone 7, Lake, Landscape, lighthouse, Mountain, nature, reflection, Scotland, shadow, Shadows, sky, summer, themes, Thoughts, Travels, vacation, wandering photographer4 Comments

Ireland 2014

On By Fred KingIn Blue Sky, clouds, coast, iPhone4s, Ireland, Lake, nature, people, portrait, river, rocks, Samsung ST150, Travels, tree, UncategorizedLeave a comment
SAMSUNG CAMERA PICTURES
SAMSUNG CAMERA PICTURES

A sampler of Irish landscapes taken in 2014. The Cliffs of Moher* are behind me and the other three images are from two different spots in the Irish countryside.

*I still haven’t mastered the ‘selfie’.

F-22

On By Fred KingIn airplane, Blue Sky, Lake, Nikon D610, Personal History, Seattle, Thoughts, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Yesterday one of my brothers in law took us out on Lake Washington on his 50′ yacht. Pretty amazing experience. Before the Blue Angels practiced, this F-22 did some fly-bys. Pretty amazing aircraft, as it can almost hover.

We are experiencing smoke from the wildfires in British Columbia, to our north. The photos I will post following this post will show you how smoky it has been this week; kind of looks like 1970’s Los Angeles, no offense to LA.

Also, I didn’t take my camera bag with me on the yacht, but just my camera and a portrait lens. I wasn’t able to get the best shots with this lens, even extended all the way out. There were about 22 of my wife’s family on board the yacht, a 50′ Bayliner that is equipped beyond what I could do justice describing.