Mancha's Photography
Okay, here I will post my photography. I do my best:
This was taken August 1st, 2009. Last summer. It was 100 degrees in downtown Portland, and here at Seaside where I took this pic it was 42 outside! Crazy!
Here is a pic of the Lewis and Clark statue in Seaside:
End of the Lewis and Clark trail Seaside, Oregon 1805-1806.
That's all I've got for now! What do you guys think!
~Mancha~
:O I think I've been there! I mean, I think I recognize that Lewis and Clark statue...or it could've been just another weather-beaten bronze statue on the Oregon Coast.
Quick tip: You should remove the date stamp that's in the corner of all your pictures, since it's not all that attractive and you can find the time/date in the EXIF data, anyways. There should be an option to turn it off in your camera's settings.
Nice shots
Thanks for the comments Page and eveybane! eveybane: I tried removing the dates from my pics, but since it was already taken, and I have an older camera it won't go away.
Anyways here's more I took a couple of summer's while visiting family in MEXICO:
Marinela is a cookie company that distributes its cookies all over Mexico. Those lights on the sign are fireflies.
The girl with the cheeto bag. Sabritas is actually Frito Lay, and Coca Cola owns it in Mexico.
This was taken at a lake up in the Eastern Sierra Madre Mountains called Chapala Lake, they called this tree an Orange Blossom. Though I don't know if it is an actual one, and there's palm trees also. It was 85 outside when I took this pic, and even hotter when you got out of the mountains.
This one I took from my hotel room at the Guadalajara International Airport in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
My grandmother's house. I took this pic because I liked that it was made out of brick.
OK, that's all for now. Let me know what you think! Thanks! Again, sorry about not removing the date, as I have an older camera there isn't a way to turn it off once you've taken a photo.
~Mancha~
I love this series! The colors are beautiful and the subjects really draw your interest. I think a quick crop here and there and they'll be very professional looking.Originally Posted by Mancha
I think I recognize at least one of the places from a fic of yours.
-- K.
I like this one
Thanks for the wonderful comments Pocket and Page! Here is more for your enjoyment!
This was taken at Chapala lake. Interesting three story house with black water tanks on top. Very common in Mexico.
Yes I'm that weird taking a pic of a liscence plate. I thought the colors were cool. And it has the Agave plant. The stuff you make Tequila out of. I'm proud to say that I've been to the tiny town of Tequila where they make the stuff. It's a very small old and weathered down off white concrete building.
My aunts kitties. They are wild. They don't like people getting near them.
This was taken where my aunt stores our dry food. The cat was curious about my camera. But scared of me. Cause she's wild.
That's all for now. I'll post more later.
~Mancha~
THE Kitties are SO CUTE!
Kitties!
The license plate is actually really very interesting. There's art in the colors, in the patina, and the lighting.
What's that in front of the building, the white thing in the park area?
-- K.
Here is one more it's a chunk of ice from my dog's water bucket a couple winters ago:
Sorry its kinda blurry.
Then there is this one I took in the park:
And one last one of Mount Hood. I tried not to get the Tri-met bus in the background...
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