A Few More "Outtakes" From My Recent Photo Wanderings

An early autumn day.  The deadrise wooden boat you see is a derelict.  It has sunk several times
over the past few years.  The owner has to continuously run a pump to keep it afloat.  The inside
of the hull and wheelhouse are both gutted and beyond restoration. One of the reasons I made
this image was that I was testing the OM-1's 50mp handheld high resolution mode and its 80mp
tripod high resolution mode.  I'll have more on those tests in the future. (click to enlarge)

Here are a few more images that didn't make into past blog posts.  Again, when I go out and wander, I select what I think are my best images.  A lot of good images never get seen.  As you may have noticed by the images I've regularly posted, I photograph about everything.  As in the rest of my life, I am curious and want to learn about almost everything.  A day doesn't go by when I don't learn something new.

None of these images are portfolio worthy, but I find them interesting enough to post here for your viewing pleasure.

I was playing with the Pro Capture feature on my OM-1.  That feature makes it hard to miss
peak action.  I plan on using it more often for future bird photography. (click to enlarge)

Merchant's Millpond State Park in Gates County, North Carolina on a beautiful October Day!
(click to enlarge)

The cotton has now been harvested.  The barn sits alone in a barren field. (click to enlarge)

Tied up for good. (click to enlarge)

Colonial Williamsburg color. (click to enlarge)

Carriage and driver at the courthouse, Duke of Gloucester Street, Colonial Williamsburg, VA
(click to enlarge)

Typical scene on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg, VA. (click to enlarge)

Mark Schneider fully into his role as the Marquis de Lafayette in
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia (click to enlarge)

I have over 228,000 images in my Lightroom catalog.  I can't possibly post all of them nor even a small portion of them.  In the future, I might continue with posting some of my "outtakes" just to get more images out there in "Internet Land."  Lol

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Thanks for looking. Enjoy!  

Dennis A. Mook  

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