Wyatt at the Petting Zoo..

 

 

 

Hey Everyone,

This will be brief as I need get ready and Wyatt ready to go get my nephews who are here from Texas and head to Harrisburg to take them to the fire museum.

These photos were taken at the Longs Park petting zoo. Wyatt and the rest of the kids has a blast, especially Wyatt as he is laughing and talking to the animals. I love his facial expressions.

Of course, the highlight was when we walked in and my youngest nephew looked at all the crap on the ground and said "Oh, gummie bears"


Gotta Run, Have a great day everyone!!!

Rails along the river...

Hey everyone,

Well for today, I have nothing. Did not have anything planned, was not sure what photos I wanted to use. So, to quote Brad Myers, this is a space filler. This is looking north from the Route 462 Bridge, right before you cross the Susquehanna River. I am standing on the south side of the bridge. (Cropping does wonders!)

This is one of the main N/S rail lines that run right along the river.

I hope you all have a great weekend. I am not sure how much I will be posting next week as family is coming into town. So If you don't see much activity from me next week, Don't fret..

Have a great week!!

Aerial View Of Hershey...

Hey everyone,

I know I said this was going to be a week of photoshop. After playing around with this photo for awhile, I decided that it would be best left untouched except with some minor color adjustment, sharpening etc...

This was taken from the Hershey Kissing Tower. This first photo is looking east towards the factory and part of the town. The Nikon did not too bad as I was not sure how it would work with shooting inside. I was happy with the overall results.


Hope your having a great week!!


Woody

More from the boardwalk...

Day 3 of photoshop week, this is a different part of the same water ride. Major cropping was done to alot of the photos. I cropped in to what I thought was the best parts or coolest to look at...

Thanks for the feedback so far, keep it coming!!

Boardwalk at Hershey...

Hey everyone,

Day 2 of photoshop week. These photos were taken just this past Saturday at HersheyPark. The county held it's annual picnic up there this year. So I decided to go up for the day. Out of the 5/12-6 hours, I was there, I only got on two rides and both were roller coasters. I really wanted to get on a few of the water rides since thats what I enjoy the most, but the lines were just nuts and I refused to stand in line for an hour to wait for a locker to secure my things(camera included) I had the camera with me, so I had fun just walking around shooting things.

This is in the Boardwalk section of Hershey, they have two very large buckets in some water ride contraption, not really sure what it was. Once they fill, they tip and dump the water down onto you.


Let me just say, that people watching up there is almost as enjoyable at times. There were some rather interesting folks up there thats for sure.

Hope you all are having a great week. I want to say thanks also to Brad Myers and HFD60 for their feedback yesterday. That is what I am looking for, so please feel free to comment and not hold back..


Stay Safe,

Woody

PhotoShop Week...

Hi All,

Hope you had a good weekend. So I decided to try and do something a little different this week. I am going to post two photos, one as a before photoshop and one as after photoshop work was done. I been trying to practice my photoshop as time allows, so I would like you guys to be the judge. Tell If you like it, hate it, Don't ever touch photoshop again...etc..You get the point..

Today's first two photos are of Willow Street Fire Company(5-12) Rescue 5-12. A before and after shot...

Let me know what you think...


Have a great week!!

Woody

Rescue Goes....

Hey Everyone,

These photos were taken yesterday. The Rescue was alerted on a crash with reported entrapment, upon FD arrival, patient was actually confined in the vehicle. Fortunatley, no serious injuries. Ford Focus vs a Full Size Chevy Suburban....


Hope everyone has a great weekend!!

Stay Safe,

Woody