This is my new favorite photo of the Terminal, taken from outside of Arty’s during the Alive Night party on Friday. It’s a nice, full shot where you can see the tower, the concourse arch, and even the baggage building, yet it’s far enough away that you don’t see all the gritty details. I’m thinking about having these printed and adding them to our merchandise lineup.
Generally, I don’t give much creedence to the accuracy of weather forcasting in Buffalo, but I do keep ForecastFox running down at the bottom of Firefox because it’s much less intrusive than Weatherbug. So this morning, I fire up my browser and see this: *click* Wow. Buffalonians are going to be clamoring for snow soon!
This is like a super extra busy week for me. My supervisor is out of town for training, and that leaves me in charge of our team of two. That in itself wouldn’t be a big deal, except that this week marks the start of our benefits enrollment period, the single busiest time of year…
Excellent photo, Derek! Go for it on the merchandise…
Very nice photo, great composition!
Thanks! One of these days I’m going to get a “real” camera. I’m stretching what I can do with my point & shoot 4 megapixel. Of course, some lessons or pointers wouldn’t hurt either. 🙂
You can actually do quite a bit with 4 megapixels. I was using a 3.1 point & shoot for a while before purchasing my “real” camera. I managed to get some good 8×10 prints from the 3.1, although you really couldn’t go larger without noticeable pixelation. Good composition is more important, in most cases, than an expensive camera. A good rule to follow is the “rule of thirds.”
I agree, Mike. I’ve been able to do quite a bit with my camera so far. But there are some shots that I know I’d like to get that the camera just can’t do – crisp foreground/blurred background shots that you need a longer lens for.
The best thing about digital is you can shoot and shoot and shoot and once in awhile you get a nice shot.
It helps to have a good subject to be shooting as well, dear. 😉