These evening dog excursions provide an opportunity to practice the neglected but important art of fireplug photography as well as other night shooting pursuits …
Category: walkabout / local
rDay Two-Hundred-Sixty-Nine
On an extended walk today, we come upon ex-colleague Jeff C., drop by 103, and slip home through the dark, confronting a deer and signs of the time along the way.
rDay Two-Hundred-Sixty-Eight
Warmer — strike that — not as cold today. Raining, actually. A downtown jaunt to the bank and the post office, then intersect with Kim & Charlie on campus, where we see Mary & John walking Teddy (1/5 sec at full zoom; good luck) and chase around as usual. And I see that Charlie is included in the Christmas proceedings.
rDay Two-Hundred-Sixty-Seven
Perhaps the worst day yet of winter weather. Fierce wind, blowing snow. Of course, Charlie loves it. And he enthusiastically routed a small herd of mice from its warm nest at the edge of a tombstone, and then just watched them scamper.
rDay Two-Hundred-Sixty-Three
Kim creates a luxuriously warm elephant-themed comforter, the Cur Most Foul dashes off to one of his favorite but unacceptable smell spots, and we cruise through the campus cold.
rDay Two-Hundred-Sixty
rDay Two-Hundred-Fifty-Nine
Pointing & shooting my way home after a late afternoon/early evening visit to Janet at 103 …
rDay Two-Hundred-Fifty-Seven
Rain and wind. Lightning and thunder. We get a late start, so it is completely dark. Only a fool would go out with a camera … or even a dog …
rDay Two-Hundred-Fifty-Five, Staying Alive
How to photograph in 20mph winds at freezing temps? Layered gloves with mitten flaps. Seek windbreaks from time to time. Return to home base as soon as possible.































































































