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New Project 52 for 2024

I looked at the map... Saint-Eustache Church is only ~1 km from Notre Dame (as the bird flies). Right there in the heart of the city. Nice!
 
Also... very good on the hand-holding @ 1/40 sec. Not easy to keep the camera stationary when you are "stretching your next" (picture looks really sharp).
 
49/52: I didn't have much this week, so I stopped along the side of the road on the way home from work (this evening) and set-up the tripod. Took a test shot. I could see a train approaching on the aerial guideway. But then, another train was coming quickly on the ground level tracks. So I pushed the button. Tried to time it. But a it was little too early for the upper train, although I did get another picture a few minutes later. Also, on this one, when I processed it, I noticed the airplane lights. A triple shot. I cannot find my remote release at the moment, so there are some "squigglies" since I had to push the button pretty quick to start the process.

54186540090_762676204b_o.jpgbnsf-ssif-night-trains-small by J.E. Frantzen, on Flickr
 
Week 50

Selfie (made with my phone, as it should).

PXL_20241209_133045124.jpg
  • Google - Pixel 6a
  • Pixel 6a back camera 2.35mm f/2.2
  • 2.4 mm
  • ƒ/2.2
  • 1/1475 sec
  • Center-Weighted Average
  • Auto exposure
  • ISO 54
 
49/52: I didn't have much this week, so I stopped along the side of the road on the way home from work (this evening) and set-up the tripod. Took a test shot. I could see a train approaching on the aerial guideway. But then, another train was coming quickly on the ground level tracks. So I pushed the button. Tried to time it. But a it was little too early for the upper train, although I did get another picture a few minutes later. Also, on this one, when I processed it, I noticed the airplane lights. A triple shot. I cannot find my remote release at the moment, so there are some "squigglies" since I had to push the button pretty quick to start the process.

View attachment 23708bnsf-ssif-night-trains-small by J.E. Frantzen, on Flickr
Nice combination of events.
 
I think we can let a cellphone shot pass... this one time! :) Along with the photos themselves, I am always interested in location. Where were you standing? Somewhere in Normandie? Or in Bretagne?
 
50/52: South Lake Union. This is a 7 frame stitch. I had a meeting with a client and as I was walking back to my car in the parking garage, I thought to myself... might as well have a go at it! I cannot find my remote release... so I have to be VERY careful/gentle when pushing the button on long exposures. So, there is a little bit of IQ degradation. Hopefully I will find the remote unit. But it also seems that maybe there was some "action" below deck (sailboat) and possibly in the boat on the left - as all the others vessels were quite still (although not totally motionless).

lake-union-building-small by J.E. Frantzen, on Flickr
 
I think we can let a cellphone shot pass... this one time! :) Along with the photos themselves, I am always interested in location. Where were you standing? Somewhere in Normandie? Or in Bretagne?
I was on a small trail along the seashore between Quimiac and Piriac. Geographically, this is in the south of Bretagne. Administratively, it is in Pays de la Loire.
 
Quimiac and Piriac... yes... you have been there before! And posted pictures for Project 52 (although I can't recall which ones at the moment). It is a favorite place? Do you have friends/relatives there? How long of a drive from Paris? Or is there a direct train? I also recall a comment I made about the shipyard and GE wind turbines (in nearby Saint-Nazaire). I would very much like to visit the coast of France! Someday. Many, many (many) years ago I went on a family vacation to Guernsey and Jersey (circa 1971)... but of course, that's different (England).
 
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