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Piano person from monday Aug 19th. Technician from Toronto I was working with in Montreal is voicing the piano hammers at McGill University. D600, Tamron 28-200, iso 2500, 1/60 f 5.6.

Here's an hdr done yesterday in Montreal from the "Mosaicultures" exhibit.

Two flower pics from my morning walk: ​

Another flower shot from my walk this morning:

A shot of my street's pavement state… Then we wonder how come our suspensions need servicing so often...

August 17th, from a short walk to get the newspaper I got these by the river.

August 15th, got a cat portrait done available light with the D700 and my old 35-70 2.8 in macro mode @ 35mm, iso 1600, 1/40 f4.

Here's a link to ballet dancers pics taken in every day situations. Some are very clever and all together, they are very interesting. Click Here to get to the gallery.

Got to work a bit today so I got another piano person. This is a young pianist that won the Montreal piano competition some years ago and for whom I tuned for the CD recording that was part of his first prize. His name is Sergei Salov. He's impressive both technically and musically. If you ever...

Aug 11th, Blueberries were almost gone when we went to pick them. But we got some and they are just delicious.

august 6th, same daddy long legs but on a different background. I noticed that it seems to have lost a leg since 2 days ago.

Aug 4th, Spider. D700, Sigma 105 macro with 20 mm extension tube.

August 3rd, I had time to shoot a few today. D700, sigma 105 2.8 macro. This one's not too sharp but the interest is that I realized later that the poor bee was being eaten by a small white spider.

August 2nd, just as I went to friend's of Bill meeting, I took this shot with my D700 and 16-35mm f4. Processed in Photomatix 5 shots .7 exposure difference.

Second entry, D7000, 18-200 @ 18mm, iso 100, 1/1000 f 4.5

July 27th. Beach day. It is only a 3.5 Hrs drive from home to the beach in Maine. Ah, the sound of waves... I treated this shot to give it a look of good old times when ektachrome could get a little washed out with over exposure.

I think your outside images (second one specially) are a little over exposed and the colour temperature is wrong. But all could be taken care of with a little post processing. Here's what I did with the picture you posted:

Not very interesting photographically speaking, but I'm having concrete poured in my basement so this is what seems to be the almost final episode with my basement… at last. Here is Christian with the machine to level it. It should be dry by tomorrow I hope.

A few more shots from yesterday that I just had time to process now:

Twilight view of Memphremagog lake: