Very slightly cropped (a few pixels on the right), but otherwise untouched. For those who like it straight up and unprocessed.
Then again, no sunrise ever needed any processing.
This post has nothing to do with the fact that I can’t do any Photoshop work right now anyway. Nope. Nothing to do with that at all.
Is it au naturel? Or au naturale? [...]

Except, those a/c units kinda make it hard to imagine this was from centuries ago.
The venetian blinds don’t help, either.

Had lunch with my mom in Manhattan the other day, and shot this through the window.

You can’t tell from the photo, but the place was hopping. The tables outside were empty thanks to the cold autumn wind blowing.
The place had a great selection of hearty salads. I had seared yellowfin tuna salad with seaweed, edamame, bean sprouts, and a whole [...]

Or Dave. Or Henry. Or … what was your name again?

This photo comes by way of one Canon S5, one snap-happy afternoon trek through Central Park, and one particularly adventurous morning playing with Photoshop with a misbehaving mouse that just wouldn’t stop clicking on stuff.

Even when it’s raining, the Caribbean is still a beautiful place.

Taken with a Canon Powershot A40 – a 2.0 megapixel camera from 2002.
Man. Those Canon folks really know their stuff.

Watch out for this one. He may be a hard worker, but I hear he’s got a wicked history.

Just make sure you save up enough money for postage.