Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2009

Pittsburgh, PA

Today I went walking around Pittsburgh to take some pictures, while Fae was at work. Pittsburgh is a gorgeous city, and doubly interesting because it has a long past as the USA's first steel town. But it baffles me a little, because it seems to always be uphill. In both directions.

It's so warm out today, like summer. I have to say that my little knit dress was not the bet wardrobe choice, as much as I love it.

The view from Grandview...

I was amazed that there were flowers blooming in Pittsburgh! It's still all dead in Ottawa.

There are a lot of benches on Grandview, so you can sit and enjoy the view.

Me! It's hard to take a picture of myself with the Olympus.

I was inclined to take the incline down the mountain.

So I jumped the fence (not easy in a dress) and found this clearing with a bunch of abandoned pieces of... well, I think this is part of the incline mechanism, maybe? And there were pieces of statues...


These stairs are terrifying. I hate the stairs where you can see through the back.

Fort Pitt Bridge, says Fae's roommate Dan.


For anyone who has read The Perks of Being a Wallflower: The Fort Pitt Tunnel, where they felt infinite.





Et c'est tout!

See Lascaux du Monde for some graffiti pics.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Schmapped!

So, one of my photos from Killarney was randomly chosen for an online travel guide.

I give you Fae's ass, now published!:

http://www.schmap.com/?m=iphone#uid=killarney&sid=activities_guided&p=168255&i=168255_26

So far I have had my photos published in Schmap, the Charlatan, Media magazine, University Affairs magazine, SWAP Ireland Guide, Carleton Now and on the Carleton Website. I'm kind of proud of myself for these, but I still don't think I have a future in photography. This year, I had to make a decision whether or not to invest in my photography at this point in my life and buy a new camera, the E3, or not. I decided not. I think, for me, photography is a hobbie. I love taking travel photos, but I can still do that with the camera and lenses I have already.