We all wear them.
Edited to add (for Emilio):
At the dinner the other night I slapped on my 85mm and opened the aperture setting as far as it could go. The hangar is lit by ambient sunlight from the hangar doors and high hanging tungsten lights within, and while I was looking to compensate for that, I mostly wanted to blur as much of the very busy background as possible.
There is a lot of story swapping that goes on at an event like this.
Other times, you’re just taking it all in.
Or taking a breather . . .
You all chat away. I’ve got my cookie.
Rich.
I gave these two black and whites a little different treatment. I also switched my ISO and stopped down my aperture a bit, as it was getting later and I was losing the light coming in from the hangar door.
Nancy.
Dessert was ice cream from two strategically placed carts. It looks like this guy got a bit more than he should have!
To show you what I was trying to avoid with my wide aperture, here are two I shot at f/8.
Volunteers at the front of the hangar, later in the evening.
Checking out the silent auction.
Sweetie being presented with the Volunteer of the Year award.
A few more photographs from the Reno Air Races that I processed in black and white. I’ve still got more to work on and will keep posting them as I can.
Program sellers.
Munching down a teriyaki bowl.
Running the gauntlet of Box Seat Security.
Color guard.
Pit pass ticket sales.
Leaving the box seat area.
Nope. Stayed off my foot yesterday except for what was necessary. Instead, I’ll share a couple of photos from the Air Races. The gallery is not complete, by any means, but you can go have a look-see at this link. More to come . . . I have to feed the dogs and get to work, and I’m already late!