Joel Dinda's photos with the keyword: skies

Twin Lakes State Park in Michigan's Copper Country. We had marvelous skies and delightful weather all week. Camera: Nikon D70 Photo by Joel Dinda

Roscar Siminski and the Central Highlands skyline, in 1971. This is the road between 71st Evac and Tropo Hill , as shown on this map ; we're looking toward Engineer Hill. (Map courtesy of Ray Smith ; Tropo Hill photo from Ray Browning's website --my photo, though.) This is the first photograph I ever took with a quality camera, and it came out quite well. Ray Browning's site includes this photo --I think it's by Rick Stolz--which I've always found painfully like my memory of the view from 71st Evac. The first building in the foreground, with the red cross on top, was Ward One, and was my home for most of my tour.... Camera: Minolta SR-T 101 New scan (from negative) posted on 12/29/05.

Same picture as this one , except black & white....

Another view of the Twin Lakes sky. I've also posted a version in black & white .

A classic calendar view of ULS steamship Quebecois, downbound just below the St. Mary's locks on June 21, 2004. Camera: Nikon N90s

Last September 23 we woke up in Ludington, with all day to reach Traverse City. So we took a leisurely drive up the Lake Michigan coast, enjoying the dramatic day. We stopped for a while at Point Betsie, watched the waves pounding in, and photographed the lighthouse against the clouds . It was glorious. ========== I got my 366 Snaps pix out of the way early, but a file-transfer mishap after we arrived in TC lost the Ludington shots and forced me to try some after-dark shots of the well-lit exterior of our hotel. A couple came out OK; one of those became my pic-of-the-day. Instead of those, here's a picture of Joan at Point Betsie. ========== This photograph is a non-outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps . Number of project photos taken: 23 (plus 25 or so lost Ludington shots] Title of " roll :" Pointes North int he Dark Other photos taken on 9/23/2012: I took 189 pix between Ludington and Traverse City, mostly at the lighthouse. (Bought a neat jacket, too.)