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I tried a bit but it would take a few passes in iPhoto to correct. If it was me, I'd just go black and white with the whole bunch. B&W would certainly look better than a full color cast picture.

One more of the same subjects but with different light and twist.

For me, manual focusing is pleasant. It brings me back to real photography where I'm the one who decides what I want in focus, not the camera. Here's an example I got with the E-X2 with my Sigma 105 macro lens. Glass on a frosted glass table.

Here's a shot of a photographer taking a picture of my precious mural which has the photographer also.

Here's one where the photographer is depicted in a mural.

How come no one is swimming... :)

I usually do flowers in the morning, but tonight I saw the light going down on the daisies and I just couldn't resist getting the Df out again with the Sigma 150. I guess I never had the chance to mention that I just love the bokeh this lens gets... Mixture of cold and warm light made this even...

Morning macros. Df Sigma 105 2.8 Futur blueberries.

I went with some of Line's visiting friends on a walk in Sherbrooke and got a few shots with my Df and 55 1.2 manual focus lens.

Morning light on my philadelphus. click on image to see full reduced for internet size.

Spinach, mushrooms, cilantro, cucumber and strawberries with home made poppy seed vinaigrette.

Perfect day for cycling that took us to this lake where we had our apple and then rode back home. 30K total riding distance.

What's for dinner. Fresh bio salad with strawberries and poppyseed vinaigrette. Having no mirror to shake the camera is a huge help in getting SHARP hand held photos. And the fact that Fuji lenses are sharp.

After the rain in the backyard. It seems this might be the last weekend for the philadelphus. It's really not easy to get sharp shot when the wind blows on flowers. I got a lot of rejects. All processed with Apple viewer from SOOC jpegs.

Using the dream machine lens this morning (55 1.2 + close-up filter) got me these softer than soft pics with the Df. From jpegs out of camera cropped and resized for web.

Ah, I'm back home and with my Df... relief it is. Yard pictures of the day since my Philadelphus shrub is full bloom I couldn't let it go by without a picture. And the cat was just having a bit of fun under the hammock.

Till the last straw.

A few images from Pennsylvania and Washington last weekend. And a few more Here

I really like this one. And one I did yesterday

Morning in the garden with the cat and the D700