Monday, February 6, 2012

Honda 500 Four

Honda 500 Four by fangleman
Honda 500 Four, a photo by fangleman on Flickr.


...was a screamin' machine when it rolled out of the dealership...

Shadetree Mechanic

Shadetree Mechanic by fangleman
Shadetree Mechanic, a photo by fangleman on Flickr.


Doing some work on the bike. My old Dodge Shadow Turbo behind. Scan of old photo. Almost SOOC.

There's a "zig-zag" in this photo that I like.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Followed By Her Past. Stalked By Her Lies.

Queensboro Bridge - P&S camera, edited and uploaded using the iPad

My desktop died a few weeks ago. My Laptop died shortly after that.

I bought an iPad recently. This image was downloaded to it and edited on it and uploaded from my iPad.

The Queensboro Bridge as seen from the Bentley hotel. Spanning the East River... More at the Wiki...

Update:
Re-edited from a "real" computer...
You see, it is VERY difficult to upload tags, groups, and other data from the Flickr app. It's impossible to edit anything but add tags from the web pages using the iPad. Add the image to the map? If the image doesn't have the GPS data in the file, you can't do it.

It's about time for a better flickr app for sure, and the ability to use the full web page interface on the iPad.

For some reason I don't know....it didn't upload the full size image. Also the date taken is changed. Oh, and the camera is listed as the iPhone instead of the Olympus 1030SWw I used. Apparently Apple or the app I used doesn't know how to retain EXIF info properly? Oh yeah...checking EXIF... No shutter or aperture or ANYTHING! WTF?

This image was slightly adjusted for exposure and sharpened a little. I added a border. No other editing. Almost, SOOC...
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6 lanes of slow.

6 lanes of slow. by fangleman
6 lanes of slow., a photo by fangleman on Flickr.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

He loves me not. He loves me.

Shot on film.
Nikon 4004s.
Pandigital scanner
Scan of two separate shots, combined in photoshop.
On camera flash was used.

Don't Fear the Reaper

Don't Fear the Reaper by fangleman
Don't Fear the Reaper, a photo by fangleman on Flickr.

The painting on the fuel tank of my 1989 Honda Hawk GT NT650. A good warning, or a way of life?