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I-5 to Highway 1 [HD Video]

ByJohn

Playing with my Lensbaby Composer and the star disk from the creative aperture kit on my D90 while driving back from Seattle:

Sometimes it’s fun when you don’t have to drive.

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One Comment

  1. Wow! Very very cool Mr. Biehler. You definitely have all the gadgets!

    The stars look neat, I wonder what it would look like in a photo with a subject in front?

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