San Miguel Dusk #31, a photo by rdonovan on Flickr. For this week's picture of the week - my favorite shot of San Miguel at dusk. Shot from the roof of the building where I stayed. What's of note is that with the Canon 1D Mark IV, this is the first time I have started... Continue Reading →
A Shot in the Dark
Atotonilco & Vicinity #121, a photo by rdonovan on Flickr. Surrounding the Church at Atotonilco are many abandoned native chapels. Just sitting there. In cornfields. Or converted to barns, etc. The shot here was taken in the near dark, as there was zero light other than from the front entrance - of the ceiling of... Continue Reading →
Why High ISO and Multi-Autofocus Matters
Atotonilco & Vicinity #13, a photo by rdonovan on Flickr. One of the more interesting locations I visited in San Miguel was the Church at Atotonilco. It is a World Heritage site - and upon perusing its interior it is easy to see why. However, it is anything but a museum. It is a working... Continue Reading →
Retro-United at Sea-Tac International
As I was disembarking on a business trip to Seattle from an Air Canada Dash-8 on the tarmac - I did a double take. No, time hadn't shifted back a few decades. But there was United's old Friendship livery - on an Airbus A320 at gate N16 just getting in from San Francisco. It's great... Continue Reading →