Photographs by Timothy S. Allen
Exploring the World with a Camera
A New Spring in Sonoma County
– A Panoramic with my new iPhone XR. Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg, Sonoma County, CA. March 21, 2019.
– A Panoramic with my new iPhone XR. Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg, Sonoma County, CA. March 21, 2019.
Lovely! It’s amazing how well phone cams do today!
Thank you John. I’m pleased with the new iPhone. It does have some limitations when it comes to shooting at a distance. It relies on a wide angle lens rather than a telephoto lens. I’m going to be looking into an attachment that might correct this.
That’s great. I’ve looked into lenses for my iPhone 10x I think it is, not purchased any yet. They aren’t terribly expensive either!
They’re not. I too have not taken the time. My stomach wanted something. Pizza and salad hit the spot.
Beautiful phone photo, Tim. Look forward to more!
Thank you Rawls. As I said to John, I maybe adding an attachable lens to make it possible to get closer images. That may not be possible. I’ve got to do more research on this.
Another beautiful photo from Sonoma, Tim! Our trees aren’t this far yet. I’m longing for spring! Marcus
Marcus thank you. The trees are just beginning to display their spring green. I’m waiting for the vines to bud.
I hope your spring appears soon. I lived in central New York for many years and winter seemed to last for seven months. It seemed spring would never arrive.
Have a great weekend.
Thank you, Tim, the weekend was wonderful! It’s back to freezing temperatures here….
Ugh. Rain tomorrow but got some photography in today of vineyards with lots of flowers. The vines are not budding yet.
Makes me want to be driving down that road, Tim. –Curt
It is beautiful. If you went up that road you’d run into the winery at the top of the hill. A great place to do some wine tasting.
I used to run bicycle treks through that country. Always beautiful, Tim. Once, some friends and I did a wine tour on our bikes. Not a good idea. 🙂
It does appear that you have extensive experiences in this area. I agree, a wine tour on bicycles could be a disaster.
Love, love, love! Another favorite. Awesome composition and colors.
Tina, thank you. The Dry Creek area around Healdsburg is a must place to visit.