Last in the series of shots from BFD Fire Station #2 on Market Street in Baytown.
The old and new rolling stock at Baytown Fire Department's Fire Station No. 2 in on Market Street in Baytown.
Next installment of the Baytown Fire Station 2 photo shoot with the Baytown Photo Club last weekend.
Here's a different version [above] based on some on and off blog responses. What do you think?
Another shot from the Baytown Photo Club field trip to Fire Station 2 this past weekend.
This weekend I went on a field trip with the Baytown Photography Club to the Baytown Fire Departments Fire Station #2 on Market Street. I wasn't completely satisfied with the shots I got but did get a few to share. This shot of bunker gear hanging at the ready was my favorite.
Version two of yesterday's shot taking suggestions into consideration. Result - I like it better.
One of the workers offloading a load of lumber from a flatbed trailer at the job site of Extreme Makeover Home Edition.
This was my second entry in the "Teamwork" assignment for the "Bay Area Photo Club's" "Honor's Program" last Tuesday night. It's also from the "Extreme Makeover Home Edition" program filming in Kemah, TX through today.
This shot is of some of the wall panels being off loaded at the Kemah job site of Extreme Makeover Home Edition on Saturday evening. The volunteers here hook on to the panels, with one of two large cranes on the job, and either fly them directly into place or stage them for later installation.
I caught this Kingfisher hoovering in preparation for a dive at a meal out at the Baytown Nature Center a few weekends ago. It's hard to get close to a Kingfisher so as a result this is a pretty serious crop out of a larger image. The image quality is a little "challenged" but you can see the posture of the bird pretty well.
Today's shot has become somewhat of a staple for local photographers, a sunset behind the Fred Hartman Bridge on Hwy 146 between Baytown and LaPorte. This makes 4 or 5 I have on my hard drive but I suspect I'll eventually end up with many more.
While at the Baytown Nature Center yesterday I spotted this familiar subject in a mood to pose so I took advantage of the situation. I do think this is probably my best shot of the Osprey so far but I also liked the background. It was kind of a washed out time of the morning hence the black & white conversion.
