Forward to New Blog
Yep, I’ve started a new blog. I finished the 365 project, so I’m not posting everyday. There isn’t much there at the moment, but I plan to have something new about every week or so. There are already a few new pictures up, so check it out!
Day 365: Swamp
This is really it, isn’t it? 365 days of shooting. I plan to post a recap with some thoughts in the next day or two, along with some of my favorite shots from the year…
Well, I’ll get to that later. Here are the pictures from today:
86mm f/8 ISO-800 1/40 second
149mm f/8 ISO-800 1/40 second
300mm f/8 ISO-1600 1/60 second
Day 363: Caught
Who caught who watching the other, I wonder?
50mm f/2.8 ISO-200 1/500 second
I had been shooting the different plants in this corner of our apartment complex when I looked down and he was only a couple feet away from me. This picture wasn’t cropped at all; I could have reached out and touched the spot where he was.
Day 362: Toasted
50mm f/4 ISO-400 1/40 second
Using buttered homemade bread, I toasted it with seasoned salt, garlic, paprika, and a blend of Monterey jack and cheddar cheese. You should try it sometime.
Day 361: Cupcakes
A couple more cupcakes from Serendipity Sweets:
50mm f/3.5 ISO-100 1/320 second
Day 359: IKEA
I love IKEA! We were in the area and decided to stop by for some food…
18mm f/4 ISO-200 1/1600 second
18mm f/4 ISO-200 1/13 second
55mm f/11 ISO-800 1/6 second
Day 358: Walking and Talking
On my way to the store I saw this guy across the street. I only had time for this one shot, and I think I got it. I really like the way he is framed by the tree, and how he stands out from the lake behind him.
50mm f/4 ISO-100 1/250 second
Day 357: Smile!
70mm f/5.6 ISO-800 1/100 second
One fun thing about the farmers markets are all the different dogs that I see. I’m not really a pet person, but there are some beautiful animals that walk by. I took a few seconds during a lull in customers to photograph a couple dogs playing near my stand. I didn’t get much other than this shot. It was quite dark and I was shooting f/5.6. Even with ISO-800 I had to brighten the exposure more than 2 full stops in Lightroom. Times like this make me long for the 70-200 f/2.8 lens I plan on buying for myself someday.
