Well, there's no harm in saying that because who's to know if they were my best? ;-)
But jokes apart, I had some really nice "moments" from the day when I photographed a squirrel way up high on a tree branch, standing up on its hind legs and holding a branch with its two front paws nibbling at it. It could pass off as if he was playing the flute! He looked really cute, and I'm kicking myself for inadvertently deleting the shots!
I also deleted some nice shots of the first bluebells I saw by the riverside, and also a few nice shots of the chickadees that I always find so difficult to expose properly. Well, I was at least lucky that I had my second camera with the 18 - 55 mm on it, so I still had a few pictures on that card, that I didn't delete and that I can post now.
I also have a tree silhouette that I forgot to upload to Flickr to link here. I'll have to come back to this post when I've uploaded that.
A photo blog to record my learning curve, while enabling other photography enthusiasts to follow my progress.
To all ye who want to paint with light ...
I should have started this blog many moons ago as I started experiencing the joys of rediscovering the art of photography. But as the saying goes - it's better late, than never!
So, here I am, in the hopes of recording what I learn as I progress from ignorance to enlightenment; about what my eyes can see that my camera can capture; and, what my mind imagines and my camera paints with its capabilities.
Please feel free to add any comments and share your wisdom (tips or tricks) that you have picked up along the way.
Showing posts with label wildflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wildflowers. Show all posts
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Day 221 - Busy Busy
I should say busy and tired. I spent quite a bit of time doing stuff outdoors, and by the time I returned, I was so bushed, I decided to snooze for a bit. Then woke up even more tired.
I had to get all the editing done for the shots I took at the office party from two days ago, so I spent a chunk of time on that. Now that it's all done, I am surprised that I was able to fix some of them, but most of them are still very, very disappointing. It's really time for a new flash! Maybe I should go out and buy myself a lottery ticket!
I am posting this shot taken last summer. I just stumbled upon it, as it was waiting to be processed. I had stored it in a folder that I was planning to get to at some point in time, so I thought that time was today!
I had to get all the editing done for the shots I took at the office party from two days ago, so I spent a chunk of time on that. Now that it's all done, I am surprised that I was able to fix some of them, but most of them are still very, very disappointing. It's really time for a new flash! Maybe I should go out and buy myself a lottery ticket!
I am posting this shot taken last summer. I just stumbled upon it, as it was waiting to be processed. I had stored it in a folder that I was planning to get to at some point in time, so I thought that time was today!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Day 92 - There will be sunshine after rain
I believe what Dire Straits said in their song "Why Worry":
"There will be laughter after pain,
There will be sunshine after rain,
These things have always been the same -
So, why worry now!"
And so there was - one entirely gloomy, rainy day and look at how the sun burst forth during the early evening!
This 1-banded snail was suddenly lit up by a single shaft of sunshine that somehow penetrated the deepest part of the forest. I would have stepped on the poor guy, otherwise! One lucky day for this little soul! Hope he got out and away of the forest path.
I couldn't get the exact effect I was after. But the wind was bouncing this in and out of my frame and I was afraid the droplets would roll off if I didn't get a quick shot.
"There will be laughter after pain,
There will be sunshine after rain,
These things have always been the same -
So, why worry now!"
And so there was - one entirely gloomy, rainy day and look at how the sun burst forth during the early evening!
This 1-banded snail was suddenly lit up by a single shaft of sunshine that somehow penetrated the deepest part of the forest. I would have stepped on the poor guy, otherwise! One lucky day for this little soul! Hope he got out and away of the forest path.
I couldn't get the exact effect I was after. But the wind was bouncing this in and out of my frame and I was afraid the droplets would roll off if I didn't get a quick shot.
Backlit wildflower with a gossamer web almost setting it's boundaries for it to stay within.
This flower was a little bit in the distance, but most importantly deep in the marsh preventing me from getting close to it. But my attention was caught by this single flower with another single stalk a few inches away from it. They seemed to have sprung from nowhere.
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