With having a bum knee, I have been a little limited as to where I can go and take photos. So - I am still shooting in my yard. This first photo was shot in the morning. I was taking my netflix movie to the mailbox and as I was going back, I noticed the frost on the grass and decided to get my camera and see what I could get.
I was really quite surprised with how much detail I was able to get. I really like the frost that I was able to capture. I did crop this just a little in photo shop. Shutter speed: 1/13; aperture F/16; focal length: 55mm.
Now for the patience. I decided I would use Bob's super duper long lens and take some photos of the birds in our backyard. I got all set up and went out on the deck only to have our neighbor's workman start up his big machine to dig up a stump. No birds. Later that afternoon, he was gone so I went back out and still no birds. We always have birds - lots of birds. So I waited and enjoyed the fact that we were having a little bit of sunshine and finally a little bird showed up to play on our wood pile. Here is my little friend.
We had to have 3 trees taken down and the wood is in a huge pile. This little guy was having a great time climbing and flying in and out of the various openings. I have a feeling that when Bob starts splitting the wood he may find a birds' nest. We shall see. I think the little one was worth waiting for.
Shutter speed: 1/100; Aperture: F/5.6; Focal Length: 500 mm. I also cropped this photo a little in photoshop. I don't know how to do anything else yet in photoshop! I will learn. Both photos were shot in ISO 100. Hope you like!
Hey Kathy! I need to learn to use my camera, so I am hoping I can pick up some pointers by reading your blog. Beautiful pictures.....
ReplyDeleteI love this one with the bird! The composition seems to tell a story of a curious little bird...good job!
ReplyDeleteWow...such pretty pictures! I like the water droplets on the grass.
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