Welcome To The Tuesday View

Today's photo was shot outside of the Atlantic City Aquarium. It was early on Sunday Morning and of course the aquarium wasn't open yet but it is close to our favorite AC breakfast spot, The Gilchrist Restaurant. Best pancakes EVER. But that's another subject. Anyway, the grounds around the aquarium are very nicely landscaped and maintained well too. On a good sunny morning the opportunity to make good images is almost unlimited. And Sunday was one of those perfect mornings. It was when I made the butterfly photo a few days ago and it's where I shot today's photo. This beautiful flower.

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Technical Info

- Canon EOS 80D
- Sigma DC 18-250mm Lens at 128mm
- Manual Control
- Aperture F6.30
- Shutter Speed 1/800 Second
- ISO (Film Speed) 200
- Center Weighted Average Metering

Here is the "Before" image.

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And now...

Yesterday's View...

Monday August 28, 2017

And that's all for today. But I have lots more to share. Thanks for stopping by!

Until next time...

Welcome To The Sunday View

Kim and I had another mini getaway to Atlantic City this weekend. We tend to go about once a month. And as usual I got lots of cityscapes and tons of shots of the ocean. Maybe even a sunrise? But I also spent some time photographing at Gardner's Basin which is just off of the Absecon Inlet which in turn is just off the Atlantic Ocean. But instead of the typical shots of boats water and wildlife I turned in a different direction. Flowers. And as I was shooting flowers I turned back to wildlife. And today I would like to share this with you.

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Oh I got some great flower shots too. And you'll see them soon.

Technical Info

- Canon EOS 80D
- Sigma DC 18-250mm Lens at 250mm
- Shutter Priority
- Aperture F6.30
- Shutter Speed 1/400 Second
- ISO (Film Speed) 400
- Center Weighted Average Metering.

Here is the "Before" image.

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And now...

Yesterday's View...

Saturday August 26, 2017

And that will do it for today. Thanks for stopping by!

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Welcome To The Thursday View

I'm getting this post out to you a little late so it's going to be brief. For today's photo I would like to share our breakfast view on Sunday morning in Atlantic City. In this scene we see a row of houses along the water side at Gardner's Basin right off of the Absecon Inlet. We were of course eating at our favorite breakfast spot in AC. The Gilchrist Restaurant. Home of the absolute best pancakes I have ever eaten. A definite must try if you are in town.

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Technical Info

- Canon EOS 80D
- Sigma DC 18-250mm Lens at 22mm
- Manual Control
- Aperture F16
- Shutter Speed 1/320 Second
- ISO (Film Speed) 200
- Center Weighted Average Metering

Here is the "Before" image.

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And now...

Yesterday's View...

Wednesday August 2, 2017

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Welcome To The Daily View

Today I am sharing one more shot from our quick overnight trip to Atlantic City. This is a row of houses along the water at Gardner's Basin.

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I guess this can be in celebration of the first day of Spring. Pretty soon the warm weather will be upon us and this scene will go from desolate to packed with the fun of Summer.

Technical Info

- Canon EOS 80D
- Sigma DC 18-250mm Lens at 31mm
- Aperture Priority
- Aperture F18
- Shutter Speed 1/60 Second
- ISO (Film Speed) 200
- Center Weighted Average Metering

Photoshop was used for cropping, color adjustments and brightening.

Here is the "Before" image.

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And now...

Yesterday's View...

Sunday March 19, 2017

That will do it for now my friends. Thanks for stopping by!

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Exploration Photography Daily View - June 6, 2016

Hi and welcome to the Daily View!

While shooting at Gardner's Basin in Atlantic City the other day I came across this scene and for some reason I felt compelled to photograph it. The boat tie down in particular. Sometimes the ordinary can be quite interesting.

And now...

Yesterday's View...

 Sunday June 5, 2016

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