Glass

Firstly, this old hanger is now the "Bladium" arena, the lighting is a combination of the overhead lights and the red score boards.


This next one is the old Pan Am Clipper hanger, the sun was setting behind the hanger, and there light, after being diffused through rear and front doors had a lovely golden color.

The third is the reflection of the windows on the side of the clipper building shining on the adjacent building, which is now the Alameda Naval Airstation museum offices.

This final picture was taken between door panels of the clipper hanger.

Pretty Pictures?

I've been trolling through old photos, and found these. All slides from March 2007 (old?)

This is from San Juan Bautista, there is a museum building across from the mission, and this was the view from one of the windows. I'm not that used to shooting into the light, so I just disabled the flash, and let the camera work out the rest. Thankfully the algorithms were good, and the slide turned out great. I wished I had a digital that day.

I believe this was rosemary. The picture looks sepia toned, but trust me, it was full colour, just the floor had a bark mulch, and everywhere was covered in the same dust.

This is in San Jose, the Rosicrucian Museum. Just some neat architecture, and a genuine blue sky, same as every other day of the week down there.

Again, the Rosecrucian, in the grounds, just a nice knotty tree.

I sometimes complain that there is nothing to do within easy drive of home. Yet, here again I am posting images of good places we can get to, just have to deal with 880, but with a family of 4 we can get in carpool lanes!