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Went back out with my Sigma 105 2.8 macro to try getting a beauty shot of some wild apple flowers just coming out in my backyard. Wind + macro don't go well together outside... I did get one interesting. Here are the two versions of it:

May 14th, piano person of the day, D600 24-70 2.8, iso 1000

Very nice shot. I just would suggest you crop it a little more. Hope you don't mind my suggestion:

May 12th, Mother's Day, I invited my Mom for lunch and made her this Blueberry Yogourt. Took a few shots:

May 11th, few shots with my Sigma 105 macro and the D700: D600:

2 more shots for today:

May 10th, House installation in my neighbourhood. D600, 24-70 HDR from another angle

May 8th. Went for a 35 km cycling ride and came back with 2 OK shots: D7000, 28-80 3.3-5.6 nikkor ​

Third and last entry, newly born maple leafs taken with the D600 and 70-300 VR, iso 640, 1/640s f11

Two more shots of the growing this spring, although it really feels like summer here this week. D600, 70-300 VR.

Here is a quick click I just did on the patio with the above mentioned combination: 35 1.8 + #3 Nikon closeup filter: This little jar is about 3 inches tall.

May 7th Things are growing outside. Life's a miracle

May 5th. Flowers are coming out slowly.

May 4th, Baby sitting has it's charms: ​

Ah, warm and sunny weather at last on this May 3rd. The cat was just watching the birds in the yard but the screen added some mood to this shot: And the flowers have started their bloom: D600 with 24-70 2.8.

Second entry, church II D7000, 18-200, Photomatix

Church:

April 30th I took a bit of time to go for a walk this morning and got these two plus others that I don't have time to process today.

Different crop and feel for the first piano person of the day:

I love the picture but the one thing that bugs me is the shadow colour cast. A lot of time HDRing gives this false blue cast in the shadows and the red-majenta in the highlights. Here is how I would have corrected it for my taste.