Monday, September 17, 2007
At The Beach...
Labels:
Fun Shots,
My Thoughts,
Ocean,
Portfolio Worthy?,
Wildlife
Friday, August 31, 2007
Back from our Trip...
While visiting my family in Canada, we went to visit Kings Landing Historical Settlement . It was so much fun to see it through new eyes. Everywhere I looked, I saw potential for a great composition. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did and actually get out there in person someday. As a photographer, it truly can be a real feast for your eyes.
I took so many that I couldn't just choose a few, so I put them together on this slideshow.
Some shots I especially loved...


More Macro Practice(I'm crazy about this setting!!)
I took so many that I couldn't just choose a few, so I put them together on this slideshow.
Some shots I especially loved...
More Macro Practice(I'm crazy about this setting!!)
Cobwebs with and without spiders...
And some more itty bittie creatures...
Notice the little spiral-like antennae! Neat!!
Friday, August 17, 2007
More Macro!!! I love this setting!!
I enjoyed shooting in macro so much, that I "focused" (no pun intended)on getting better at that this week. Some of the pictures I shot with my mum's Finepix F20 because I ran out of batteries. CC welcome!!
Fuzzy Bumblebees...





Fuzzy Bumblebees...



Saturday, August 11, 2007
A Look Into The Macro Setting...
Here are some shots I took while out for a walk. On these, I was experimenting with the Macro setting on my camera. This setting focuses in on the smallest detail. They turned out pretty well. The first one is my favorite. You can see the little hairs amongst the thistle.
This is a picture of a dragonfly. Notice how the wings go back instead of out when they are still. Hmmm. I think this one is the type that only has one pair of wings instead of two. Interesting! The picture is not as sharp as I would like it to be. I'll have to work on that.
The last one of the tree stump was not taken in Macro, but I took it during my walk, so I thought I would include it just because I liked the textures of it.
Labels:
Experimentation,
Itty Bittie Creatures,
My Thoughts
Just Experimenting...
Well, I'm visiting my family in Canada for a couple of weeks, so I will be taking advantage of the beautiful scenery and countryside while I'm here, and focusing on my "Focus". So, hopefully I will be posting more often, as now, everything I look at lately, I seem to think in the way of how that such and such would look in a frame, or has great textures, or great composition, etc,. I will try and categorize so that there will be some kind of order to it.





The first pictures I will post are taken from thousands of feet in the sky from the airplane window. I turned off my flash so that it would not reflect in the window. Here's what I got. It actually got me thinking of clouds in a whole new way. They are really beautiful to look at but especially when you notice things about them like texture, density, shape, and especially the many shades of colour they can be other than white.
Friday, August 10, 2007
Precious In His Sight...
Sigh!!!! Our baby's not a baby anymore! Happy 3rd birthday to our little sweetie pie! We love you so much!!
Friday, August 3, 2007
My First "Frugal Fridays" Participation!
I enjoy visiting Biblical Womanhood every day. It is often that I leave there feeling encouraged, edified, and even sometimes get my toes stepped on in areas where I could improve.
Well, every week they have "Frugal Fridays" where you can post a money saving tip that you think would be of interest to others. Well the "tip" I am posting today, has saved me lots of money and is enjoyable to boot! So without further adieu...

Here is my first "Frugal Fridays" submission. I just had to share the website I found not too long ago that has free instructions to make beautiful boutique-quality custom-made hair bows. Bows that elsewhere go from $10-$15 online, you can make yourself to coordinate with outfits for a buck or two.
I'd also encourage you to use the opportunity to get to know other mothers better. I have met with other mothers several times now to make the bows and exchange ribbons and barrettes, and really enjoy the time with them(and my daughter enjoys playing with their children too). Be careful though, bow making can be addictive!
Please visit Girly Things for the free instructions on multiple bow styles, bow holders, beaded bobby pins, and even a free tutu pattern(Yay! Guess what I'm making our daughter for her upcoming birthday) that you can construct yourself for under $5.00!
Here are some examples of bows I've made so far...


Here's some more...I told you it was addictive!!! Tee Hee!!

Well, every week they have "Frugal Fridays" where you can post a money saving tip that you think would be of interest to others. Well the "tip" I am posting today, has saved me lots of money and is enjoyable to boot! So without further adieu...

Here is my first "Frugal Fridays" submission. I just had to share the website I found not too long ago that has free instructions to make beautiful boutique-quality custom-made hair bows. Bows that elsewhere go from $10-$15 online, you can make yourself to coordinate with outfits for a buck or two.
I'd also encourage you to use the opportunity to get to know other mothers better. I have met with other mothers several times now to make the bows and exchange ribbons and barrettes, and really enjoy the time with them(and my daughter enjoys playing with their children too). Be careful though, bow making can be addictive!
Please visit Girly Things for the free instructions on multiple bow styles, bow holders, beaded bobby pins, and even a free tutu pattern(Yay! Guess what I'm making our daughter for her upcoming birthday) that you can construct yourself for under $5.00!
Here are some examples of bows I've made so far...
Don't forget to visit Biblical Womanhood for more Frugal Friday tips!
Thanks for looking!
Leaning On His Everlasting Arms,
Denise
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