I finally took the plunge on Saturday and got a Canon G9 camera after months of indecision.
It made sense to go for a smaller camera rather than a DSLR and by the time I'm ready for one of those, they will be much cheaper. In the meantime, if I need a bigger camera, I can use my old Nikon 35mm and good old fashioned film.
So, with the English weather doing it's usual bank holiday thing, blowing a hoolie and pissing down with rain, I'm left to have a practice in the house and garden to see how this thing works.
My coffee table holds the key to my soul.
Drum books, rugby books and how to drink wine.
This is for Dive and is simply titled.... Wood! (f'nar f'nar)
It made sense to go for a smaller camera rather than a DSLR and by the time I'm ready for one of those, they will be much cheaper. In the meantime, if I need a bigger camera, I can use my old Nikon 35mm and good old fashioned film.
So, with the English weather doing it's usual bank holiday thing, blowing a hoolie and pissing down with rain, I'm left to have a practice in the house and garden to see how this thing works.
My coffee table holds the key to my soul.
Drum books, rugby books and how to drink wine.
This is for Dive and is simply titled.... Wood! (f'nar f'nar)
These two have some young which they are teaching to swim in the stream which runs into my pond. (It's not a real stream, but one which circulates via pumps filters and lots of tubes).
8 comments:
What's hanging straight, Full?...fnar, fnar.
The drawing is superb.
Glad you got your camera, i don't know this one but the results are clear to see, really wonderful. I look forward to more....
You say the nicest things Lynn.
It's only small but it's perfectly formed !!!
There will be more.
Gyak!
Yeah. More of your artwork, please! It's about bloody time you got back to doing that.
I must say I was well impressed with the quality of the camera, which is more than I can say for the crappy software Canon forces you to use with it. Any company that won't let Photoshop recognise its hardware needs a damned good slap.
As for wine, I have a lovely top-drawer Saint Emilion on the go that Jerry brought back from his last trip to France and I am drinking it out of a beer mug.
Because I can.
Nyaah!
Small but perfectly formed, huh? ... That can work.....
Do you know i've only just noticed your title. Quite how i missed that must be one of life's little mysteries.
Saw your gorgeous poppy photo today at your mum's. Are you posting some more results of the G spot here by any chance?
Isn't that always the way Lynn, some people just seem to miss it !!!
lol i'm told it's hard to find, but there it was, displayed quite boldly on your blog! Fnar Fnar.
Dear oh dear, I almost feel like I'm interrupting here. Oh well. I love the drawing too Full. You are very talented, like your brother & Lynn in the artistic department.
Your other photos are fantastic and the little birds are gorgeous. I'm finding it hard to take photos of our tiny birds, they flit away so quickly.
Anyway, do keep the photos coming - birds, flowers, whatever.
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