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This is my first time shooting "night time" photography. So I have a vast amount of room for growth. However, I thought that I would share my first fruits. These pictures were taken on Broad street in Philadelphia with a 12-24 mm Tokina Lens at F11, ISO 100 , shutter a 10 seconds.

Cruising

A favorite pastime of mine is cruising. It is relaxing, peaceful and an opportunity to commune with my creator. It also presents a opportunity to shoot a few pictures. I wish I could tell you the camera settings; but, it was vacation and things like conscious thought are not allowed on vacation.

Here are a couple more shots. One from Philadelphia  near 30th street station (shot with a 28mm sigma prime). 

The other shot at King's Wharf, Bermuda with my 12mm to 24 mm Tokina lens.  

Spring is in full effect. The fountains are being turned on. The birds and bees are being "birds and bees".Time to break out the 28mm to 200mm and shoot at f9. 

While moving around some files,I found a picture of a friend that I lost last year. I thought it was only right to add him to the blog. Rest In Peace Tony.You are Missed.

Went to the Flower Show to get a couple shots. The theme was Hawaii. I must admit. I liked Paris better. But, I digress. I thought I would share. I had to shoot at a ISO of 800 just to get a usable image. These were shot at around 4.0f using a 70-200mm lens.I recommend going. Every photographer should learn to shoot in high pressure situations why being mauled by a group of people taking pictures with their cell phones.