Layne's Lunch

I bet I took a couple of dozen pictures of the water show at the Bellagio.  I deleted almost all of them.  It's not as easy as it looks.  The good news is that I learned a lot about taking picutres of brightly lit moving water at night.  OK, what I learned was how not to do it.  Maybe next time I can figure out how to do it.

I'm sure this big dude has a name, but I didn't catch it.  He must be rich, he is standing on a pile of money.

The entrance to the Monte Carlo in Las Vegas.

Another 3 shot HDR for you.  This one is of the Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

Here is a 3 shot HRD of the front of the Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. 

Here is another shot inside the lobby of the Bellagio.  I wonder where they get the money to pay for these extravagant statues?  mmmm....... Again, no tripod so I shot this handheld. 

This was a impossibly tough shot.  The lobby of the Bellagio was full of people and I didn't have my tripod   I tried to take the shot anyway.   When I saw what Trey Ratcliff did with it, I was amazed.   Sea of Glass   It is even more amazing in person.  After you see the dancing waters outside, step inside the lobby for a quick look.  

Here is a 3-shot HDR across the pond that is in front of the Bellagio.

Here is a shot of the Moroni statue at the top of the Las Vegas Temple.

Here is another shot of the Las Vegas Temple.

We just got back from Las Vegas.  Here is a picture of the Temple.

Here is a still life that I did last year for my photo class.

Here is a shot I took last year out at Farmington Bay.

I think I may have posted this one before, but I reprocessed this 3 shot HDR in Photomatix 4.  I liked what it did to the texture of the stone work.   Also, this is cropped using the golden ratio .

Looking west from Kaysville.