These little kittens were found at the dump - Chicago Grade Landfill in Templeton. They were 2 weeks old, and were rescued by the fine workers up there from under a pile of trash. They were cared for by the staff at North County Humane in Atascadero, and were all adopted yesterday - within minutes of arriving at the shelter.
From left to right - Dancer, Donner and Diva
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Friday, January 22, 2016
Thursday, January 21, 2016
More Rusty Farm Equpment
I drove out Santa Rita Creek road in Templeton to check the stream levels and look for waterfall and flowing water photos. The water color was ugly - not clear or even brown, but almost yellow. So I didn't take any creek photos.
The hills are greening up nicely and provided a good contrast with this farm tractor.
Pentax K-5, 16 to 50 mm lens, f14, ISO 400, 3 bracket photos, Photomatix Pro
The hills are greening up nicely and provided a good contrast with this farm tractor.
Pentax K-5, 16 to 50 mm lens, f14, ISO 400, 3 bracket photos, Photomatix Pro
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Central Coast Cloudy Skys
Finally! Rain. And great puffy clouds in the blue sky between storms. I took some photos in the Santa Margarita area yesterday featuring the clouds and now turning green grass.
Photos taken with the Pentax K-3, 16 to 50 zoom, ISO 200, f14, bracketed photos processed in Lightroom and Photomatix Pro
Photos taken with the Pentax K-3, 16 to 50 zoom, ISO 200, f14, bracketed photos processed in Lightroom and Photomatix Pro
Old Truck - Santa Margarita Ranch
Old Salinas River Bridge - Las Pilitas Road
Labels:
HDR,
Santa Margarita
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Old Hearst Pier - San Simeon
Here are a couple of photos of the remaining pilings from the old Hearst pier in San Simeon Bay. Recent storms and waves have "rearranged" the beach so many of the old pilings are now exposed. Photos were taken at low tide on a rainy day with a Canon Powershot S90 point and shoot in "raw" mode.
Old San Simeon Pier
Detail, Old Pier Pilings
Old San Simeon Pier
Detail, Old Pier Pilings
Labels:
Black and White,
San Simeon
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