Just came back from a walk to our state capitol building with the girls. The grass was dry. So were the girls ... for a while.
Oh well ... its summer, right?
(It doesn't look like it but it was getting so dark that it was getting hard to see. I had to use the 135 wide open at f 2.0 and shoot at iso 1000 to get the shot.)
One of my recent favorites... shot during a very sunny afternoon while scouting a new park near my house. Didn't expect to get any keepers because of the noon sun, but sometimes i luck out.
Quaking aspen leaf (i think) D200 w/ Tamron 90mm, handheld
Pavel wrote:
Just came back from a walk to our state capitol building with the girls. The grass was dry. So were the girls ... for a while.
Oh well ... its summer, right?
(It doesn't look like it but it was getting so dark that it was getting hard to see. I had to use the 135 wide open at f 2.0 and shoot at iso 1000 to get the shot.)
These are the best captures of a rapidly fading sense of innocence in our society. Quite beautiful really... and well done
Edited by Sarah Be on Jul 22, 2007 at 01:53 PM GMT
The threads about photos that make us as individuals happy. You'll notice there's been no critisism's on here which is one reason I hope the thread just continues! It's been inspiring and fun. And yes, its a worthy contibution.
From today, this is my wife of 34 years (we got married when I was seven ) When you're lucky enough to be married to your best friend, hmmm, what can I say?
Jack OBrien wrote:
Not sure if I should post another one...
From today, this is my wife of 34 years (we got married when I was seven ) When you're lucky enough to be married to your best friend, hmmm, what can I say?
Well, I'm 20 years on marriage number two and I can say: Yep - I agree! There is nothing like it.
