f/1.8 | 1/50 | iso 640 | Canon 50mm f/1.4 USM
The look of…blah! This was taken on Thanksgiving day, we were heading back home and caught the 5:30pm ferry. Now the odd thing about this image is…just how empty the ferry was! I don’t think we have ever been on a ferry ride where the second level car deck had only one vehicle on it, very odd indeed.
Okay, truth be told, Cait had a blast that day. I caught her in between smiles here (and I am sure, exhausted). 😀 For those paying real close attention, yes, there is a slight texture layer giving that somewhat canvas feel to the image.
…Enjoy!
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I guess the lack of vehicles on the upper deck meant that the ferry wasn’t sailing level.
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Love the depth of field and the skew to the angle!
Thank you Carissa. 🙂
Great shot! I thought it was a parking garage.
I can totally see it being a parking garage! 🙂 Thank you for the comment.
She looks as if she might be contemplating her contentment. There is a lot of personality in this shot. Mind you, a 50mm lens, you were a bit in her face, so that could be part of it too.
By this time, I would hope all my kidlets are somewhat immune to a lens in the face! 😀 As always, thank you for the comment ehpem.
Sure looks empty. I think Angelia is right, everyone were probably still busy with Thanksgiving dinner.
I have to say, David. Cait is such a pretty girl, even with that blank expression on her face 🙂
We are in trouble aren’t we Gracie? Sigh. Thanx for the comment.
Looks a little cold. And boy, that sure is empty! I guess everyone is busy Thanksgiving Day. I know it is a very light travel day for planes too.
Angelia, it was a tad chilly that day (not for me mind you, I LOVE the cold weather and yes, I am a “wear shorts all year kinda guy)! We were very pleased the ferry was so empty, nothing worse than having to wait 2 to 3 hours in the car waiting to cross, bleh. 😉