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July 2nd, flowers of the day. This one's is sitting in the bottom of the water jar holding the wildflowers Line collected a few days ago And this one is in our tower pot

Here are two shots of my sister's grand kids taken yesterday

I just realized I didn't post the right portrait of my sister's grand-daughter Émilie. For a portrait taken with the D7000 and the 18-200, I can't complain about the outcome. I've been writing for a while that I LOVE SOFT NATURAL LIGHT for faces.

July 1st is Canada Day. What better than a family pool gathering and lunch to celebrate our great country. Here are a few pics taken:

I got this link to show you how hard it could be on equipment to go caving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXIINxozXJo&feature=youtu.be I hope some of you will enjoy watching.

A last one of today's captures

June 28th, few macro shots of my Philadelphus flowers that smell so so good. :)

One more from a different angle

June 24th, The rose in the rain

Here are some shots from last weekend. Poppy flower with bud at Line's Butterfly seen while cycling: And also while cycling I came to this road crossing and found out there is a road named after I'd guess my ancestors:

June 21st. Flowers from Line's flower garden and our lovely Chouchoune.

June 19th. This is a shot that I posted earlier this week but reprocessed today. I just used Nik HDR FX with the one exposure shot. Here's the original posted earlier: And the treated one:

June 18th. This is a picture of a Moon Flower. What's special about this flower is that it only opens at night. So, It opened around 8:30 pm tonight and I got the D700 out and tried to make a shot out of it. The lens used was the 24-120 VR II. I had to use the "mirror up" mode in order to get a...

June 17th's critter of the day. Heading out cycling, I just took this little guy hanging around my back porch's railing.

June 16th, day off to play with the D600 and Sigma 105 macro.

My father passed away 10 years ago. Here's a picture that really reflects how he was before he got seriously sick. A day fishing would make him really happy, specially when the bass would bite.

I watched this video and thought some of you might be interested as I found it very inspiring. Photographer Who Survived An Avalanche Goes On To Become National Geographic Adventurer Of The Year. [VIDEO] I hope you enjoy.

You can view the page at http://nikonites.com/content.php?r=432-May-Assignment-B-W-Night-photography-Winners

Congratulations to the winners of the B&W Night photography assignment. Dave_W, Lee532 Scott Murray, Silven, Pretzel, Thanks to all participants. I hope you had fun doing this exercice and that you've learned a few things while doing so. The selection was basically done by a...

June 10th The evening walk to the river got me closer to the birds and the flowers.