Showing posts with label Parade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parade. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Looking

Looking for connection
is what we do
too bad it is seldom found

Sunday, June 30, 2019

In the parade

Rarely do we truly see ourselves
as we parade through life

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Learning to Fly

We can fly if we learn to let go
and let our wings carry us

Thursday, October 20, 2016

Giving way

the parade of youth
gives way to age
and life takes on
a differnet meaning

Sunday, June 5, 2016

reason to celebrate

We surrender our futures with parades
so that we can repeat our mistakes
and have another reason to celebrate


Wednesday, June 26, 2013

They filled the streets

They filled the streets by Damian Gadal
They filled the streets, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
Trying a different approach to shooting the summer solstice parade...
going for the smack dab in the middle point of view.... and different
camera angles, high, low, and in between for something a bit more
dynamic...

Monday, June 24, 2013

and so they follow

and so they follow by Damian Gadal
and so they follow, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
I took a different approach to photographing the Summer Solstice Parade this year, trying to take shots from a child's point of view, smack dab in the middle of the action.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

A wave of blue

A wave of blue by Damian Gadal
A wave of blue, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
Moving out of the shadows were the possibilities that awaited us.

Monday, September 24, 2012

Rush of movement

Rush of movement by Damian Gadal
Rush of movement, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
In a flurry of youth,
the rush of summer,
dreams were strong,
a rush move movement,
until the time passed by

Friday, September 7, 2012

One Cheer

One Cheer by Damian Gadal
One Cheer, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
Once cheer for a nation falling apart, a nation going backwards, a nation in decline...

We could do better if we were willing to put our differences aside.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Reaching Out

Reaching Out by Damian Gadal
Reaching Out, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
Reaching out to persons unknown
from behind my mask that keeps me safe
and hides me from myself

Friday, July 27, 2012

Tune Pull

Tune Pull by Damian Gadal
Tune Pull, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
It's been a thin year on new images for me. The bad economy, along with several other factors have kept from getting out to shoot as much and I'd like to.

The upside has been to use the time to process images that have been sitting untouched for a long time.

Eventually I'll need to replenish my "inventory" and change things up a bit.  Soon, I hope.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

rolling by

rolling by by Damian Gadal
rolling by, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
Like the days of our lives,
there's no stopping until the end...
Best to keep moving on...

Sunday, June 24, 2012

Cow Girl Chorus Line

Cow Girl Chorus Line by Damian Gadal
Cow Girl Chorus Line, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
I went out and shot a parade yesterday, and my favorite image of the day turned out to be this one... my happy accident.

I looked up and these cow girls started doing a line dance, unfortunately, or in this case fortunately, my camera wasn't in focus.

The bokeh look and feel are what makes this image work for me.

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Party Time

Party Time by Damian Gadal
Party Time, a photo by Damian Gadal on Flickr.
The annual Summer Solstice Parade is today, and it should be lots of fun to photograph. Now all I need to do is work up the energy to drive to town, find some parking and fight the crowds.

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Good Seats

Good Seats by Damian Gadal
I tried using some fill flash to minimize some of the shadows in the face.... not sure if it worked as well as I expected, but I don't think it hurt....

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Flags Up

Flags Up by Damian Gadal
I've been photographing parades for years, I'd like to think that I'm getting better at it.... but it remains an elusive challenge.