
I've wanted to capture some photos
of this dolphin sculpture in front of
one of the local libraries for a while.


It was commissioned from local artist
Paul Baliker.
You can view his website here.


I have a very simple digital camera with limited software but
I love making a variety of images from a couple of basic shots.

Black and white has always been a favorite.
I think the shadows and shades give a photo
even more depth and dimension than color.
Plus, b&w reminds me of growing up in the 50's.
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The photos were taken with a Kodak Easyshare and enhanced with the accompanying software. Time photos taken was 6:00 pm.
They definitely seem playful!
JC, they seem to be smiling.
These made me smile.
Thank you.
Super sweet! And I have a new wallpaper for my MAC :-)
You're welcome, Freddie.
And, you too, Markie-Mark!
pretty good shooting for a city gal with an Easyshare, gal!
Thanks, dear.
why are you still awake??
A structural success, these fish.
OOh maybe not fish?
Goatman, I had to *blush* look it up.
OED says they are small whales!
(Welcome)
I love dolphins! These photos are nice!! They look especially good against the black background of your blog.
They are gorgeous critters, aren't they, Foam? Thank you!
What a very cool sculpture. It's clean and round and upflowy (that's a technical term, right?).
And great photography!
I was especially drawn to the upflowy aspect, indeed.
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