thought these turned out nice..wish photobucket would lose the cheesy border http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e331/smkie/Jory/?action=view=current=b7ff66a.pbw
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thought these turned out nice..wish photobucket would lose the cheesy border http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e331/smkie/Jory/?action=view=current=b7ff66a.pbw
Here you go everyone: http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e331/smkie/Jory/
I have got a lot of good out of my little garden chair someone threw out. I don't know why they threw it out, i think it is just lovely, not a dent or scrape on it. Since i have no flash i have had lots of practice at using natural light. The one with the reflected light on Jory's face from the white morning glory is the best use of sunlight i think i have yet. I plan my pics, since i can't really afford to do this in the first place, complimentary colors, reflected colors, sometimes i fail, but this was a good roll. He was a lot of fun to photograph too. Cooperated more then his 7 year old sister did. The dog wrinkles was like the one i had for my son. Wrinkles is a puppet and i use to make him talk when AAron was the same age. He could have a nightmare or a bad cry and wrinkles could cheer him up so fast. I found this one at the thrifty store and it is as good as brand new. Been saving it until he was old enough. Got the sweater there for 2 dollars too, and when i put it on him Jory acted so pleased. Just the right weight, all cotton and soft as a cloud.
The dog wrinkles was like the one i had for my son. Wrinkles is a puppet and i use to make him talk when AAron was the same age. He could have a nightmare or a bad cry and wrinkles could cheer him up so fast. I found this one at the thrifty store and it is as good as brand new. Been saving it until he was old enough. Got the sweater there for 2 dollars too, and when i put it on him Jory acted so pleased. Just the right weight, all cotton and soft as a cloud.
It takes a bit to get used to another instrument I think, once you got to play with it for awhile, you'd like it. It will let you forget about all the mechanical work and just SEE what you want - quite literally a very good point-and-shoot piece of equipment. Or you can set it to manual and use it the same way you use yours. Or you can set it to do part of the "thinking" for you and let you concentrate on twiddling with what you want manually on another part.
Oh. I meant to tell you. I will bet that Zoom's Nikon digital camera has lens mounts that work the same way yours does, so she can probably show you how to change the lenses so you can use that ENVIABLE one you showed me I wish you'd showed it to me before we were all leaving so we could have sat down and gone over it. I'm almost sure I could show you how to do it on my camera.
I think, once you got to play with it for awhile, you'd like it. It will let you forget about all the mechanical work and just SEE what you want - quite literally a very good point-and-shoot piece of equipment. Or you can set it to manual and use it the same way you use yours. Or you can set it to do part of the "thinking" for you and let you concentrate on twiddling with what you want manually on another part.Oh. I meant to tell you. I will bet that Zoom's Nikon digital camera has lens mounts that work the same way yours does, so she can probably show you how to change the lenses so you can use that ENVIABLE one you showed me
I wish you'd showed it to me before we were all leaving so we could have sat down and gone over it. I'm almost sure I could show you how to do it on my camera.