Cobblestones and sunrise
Good Morning,i hope your week is going well
Well it’s been a couple of weeks since my last post so I should give an update and what a couple of weeeks it’s been
Just over two weeks ago I had a big sneeze and a bumped popped out of the would site in my belly
Next day I had an appointment with the surgeon he saw it and had me to straight to ER
Which I did that day they did a second surgery. Which went well but my recover was a bit slow and was in the hospital for 8 days but got home yesterday
Great to be home and taking it very easy to be honest even easier than last time this last episode worried us all and my wife and family nagging me to do nothing
One thing I have been hoping to catch is the sunrise colors as seen over the cobblestone ( OK i know they are Belgian blocks but I still call them cobblestones) streets in the historic district here in New Bedford, but often if by looking at the weather apps and think it will be a colorful sunrise I will head to one of the beaches as I do love sunrise sover the water.
But recently ona morning I thought could go either way with either a nice or dull sunrise, I decided to head to the historic district for a few shots and we did get some nice subtle sunrise colors and I got these shots I will share today not spectacular but I think they are nice
Sony A7iv 17mm F10 0.6 Sec ISO 100
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I think the street lights and building lights on one of the restaurants added to this shot one day I guess I will catch a more glorious and visir dunrise from these viewpoints, but I kind of like these even with subtle colors of curise
Sony A7iv 17mm F10 1.3 Sec ISO 100
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Either way I find the belgian block/Cobblestone streets so cool and enjoyed walking around them getting a bunch of shots that morning even before the colors of sunrise appeared and I captured these images
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the sign above the door says the Rodman Candlework Factory which I guess was the original use of this building
apparently back in the day for 80 years it produced spermaceti candles, a luxury item made of the “top tier” oil from the sperm whales head. These candles which gave rise to the term “candle power” were touted as the brightest, cleanest, and most expensive illumination choice of the 19th century.
Sony A7iv 17mm F10 0.6 Sec ISO 100
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and looking down one of the side streets to finish off this post
Sony A7iv 17mm F11 1/13 Sec ISO 100
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