Last Garden View: Green Tomatoes

 I didn't have as many green tomatoes as usual.  But still picked some to share with my neighbors.....

This represents the last of the 3rd QTR Frugal Film images.  I got a lot of good images from the Yashica.

Black-Eyed Susan's

 I had gorgeous Black-Eyed Susan's this year:

Lilies

 These Lilies were wonderful this year....

Also gone now......

Sunflower

 Sunflower is part of my Garden Farewell.  Over the next few days everything will freeze.  In fact, the Sunflowers (and guest Bee) are already gone.

Walden Clouds

 Lucky it was a clear dat.  No Forest Fire smoke on that day.

#WednesdayWindows : My Kitchen

 I've been trying to capture this window with the faucet.  This comes close.  But I'll keep trying.  Here's my best attempt thus far:

Fall on Walden Ponds

 Just some quiet time on Walden Ponds:

These Walden Ponds refer to Thoreau, but in this case were originally gravel pit.  Now naturally filled by ground water and providing a nest ground and migration stop for aquatic birds.

Veterans Memorial Tunnel

 This is the newest Tunnel.  Actually and enlargement/replacement of a smaller tunnel.    So new that it has no separate Wikipedia entry.  The Tunnels was enlarged to add potential express lanes at a later date.  It is just east of Idaho Springs on Interstate 70.  We usually approach this area by merging onto I-70 for US Hwy 6, and yes it is a left lane merge:

Here below in the westbound lanes:

And below we are inside the tunnel.  It also has a curve:

Another part of my Frugal Film Shooting............

Sunday Tunnels

 No new windows to share on Wednesday.  So for now you get a few Sunday Tunnels.  Here, the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnels.  Edwin Johnson was the Governor who lobbied for these Tunnels that go beneath the Continental Divide on Interstate 70, approximately 60 miles west of Denver. And hopefully we all know that President Eisenhower started the Interstate System.  West bound is Eisenhower and east bound is Johnson.  Hazardous materials still have to go over Loveland Pass.

We were headed west at the time.....

As you can see the Tunnels curve.  Entering from the east we make a right curve.  The Tunnels also drop in elevation going west.

And Finally exiting on the west side....

These photos were part of a roll I shot for the Frugal Film Project.

Frugal Film Too: The Yashica Electro 35

I'm still posting the Diana F+ and Lomo 800 for June.  But I wanted to introduce you to the camera I'll be using in the next round:

And show the typical photos that I use as test site from Lake Waneka, a park near my home:

I am also test the 'Tables' Function here as a method for collaging my images.  Let me know what you think...