My photo opportunities are different when I'm traveling with others, and I was in their car. I feel awkward shouting out, "Stop here! Immediately!" and then jumping out to snap some photographs. I like to take my time and mull it over if I have that luxury. Mel kept telling me to just let them know when I wanted to stop, but it just isn't a comfortable position to be in. If all three of us were photographers that would be a different situation, but only one of us was a photographer.
So, this trip to Sandpoint was strictly as a passenger in the backseat. I'm not complaining, it was interesting and I didn't have to drive ... although I love to drive. Sandpoint was interesting, although not much there other than the lake. We were just sightseeing, not fishing, swimming or boating, or attending any event.
My camera battery again pooped out on me, but I did manage to snap a few shots with my iPhone.
So, today's upload is of some landscapes I snapped with my iPhone from the backseat on the way back from Sandpoint, just northeast of Spokane.
August 23, 2011
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| Evergreens on a Hill iPhoto |
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| I rather liked the horizontal of the window and the asphalt iPhoto |
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| Film Grain effect iPhoto |
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| This one I did crop off the road and car interior iPhoto with Film Grain effect |
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| Photo was intentionally taken at a slant to enhance that rolling impression iPhoto with Film Grain effect |
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