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Lazing around catching the winter sun.
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4 in the sun.
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Please excuse the blown out highlights here, it is rare enough to get these 4 looking at me at once, that dirty pot in the background was just a bonus. LOL.
Thanks for viewing.
Steve
I took a break from mountain biking to go looking for bears. I was lucky to spot this one along with its sibling near Lake Louise, Alberta.
Canon 1D3, 300 mm f/2.8 lens, 1/800 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 3200 (shot from the car window)
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The Marine Hotel at Troon, Scotland. 5 shot HDR.
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Wow....some great pictures everyone!
Ade, I really like those biking shots........Steve, great lighting on your "kids".....Jonathon...great pic, and I hope that was cropped....Joel....your photos are making me want to learn HDR (as if I don
Hey thanks ---- it took me quite a while to find a bear, which makes getting a shot all the more rewarding. It was 13.8 metres away, according to the camera info. I cropped the shot only about 10%. I
A walk around the garden today, just some snapshots.
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Cheers,
Steve
I LOVE the shots of the pups, Steve!! What
Just pure love Denise. And they know that I have the power to produce treats when they are especially good or cute. Which is most of the time.
And that spot is a sun baking favourite for them as the temperatures get lower.
Thanks.
Tuesdaynight it was "stormy" weather after 2 hot days (32+ degrees Celcius). We parked the car on a closed road on top of the highest hill. Placed the tripod outside in the rain and hoped for the best. This is what is left:
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24mm ISO-400 f5.6 149s
Ps: I think I managed to get the photo uploaded correctly here now. I used the HTML link from Flick and the HTML button in the rich formatting. Is that how you guys do it as well?
Steve, like the lighthouse shot, the clouds look very nice in the picture!
Ade, very nice set, I like the third one the best.
Jan, really nice flash shot. the light closer to your camera looks very dreamy, did you use flash?