Piperbarb's 2014 Project 365
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Scott Murray
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Excellent photos Barbara.
Scott,
Thank you. Sometimes my subjects are more co-operative and photogenic than other times.
You mean like 70-80 miles due south?Must be nice to live in the south where it is warm!
Nice shot!
We live in the higher elevation of the county, so I think the lower latitude is negated by the higher altitude. Whiskeyman
Senior Member
Must be nice to live in the south where it is warm!
You'll have to go further south than me for that tonight. We barely got above freezing during the day here in north Florida! (Take that mosquitoes!)
WM
1-9-14:
Cold winter days result in desperate photos. How about the bottom of Jenny's foot. It sounds easier to photograph than one would think. As soon as Jenny (our Lab) realizes that she is the center of attention, she's all interested in what is going on. I had to have Spousal Unit keep her distracted by petting her and rubbing her belly. I was able to get two dog foot photos before she started squirming.
Canine Candid
Cold winter days result in desperate photos. How about the bottom of Jenny's foot. It sounds easier to photograph than one would think. As soon as Jenny (our Lab) realizes that she is the center of attention, she's all interested in what is going on. I had to have Spousal Unit keep her distracted by petting her and rubbing her belly. I was able to get two dog foot photos before she started squirming.
Canine Candid
1-10-14:
I think I'm getting cabin fever. Spousal Unit had left his reading glasses on the kitchen table. When I walked by, I noticed the reflection of the overhead light on his glasses. I love photographing reflections. I played around with the reflections for a few minutes and ended up with this photo.
Looking Back
I think I'm getting cabin fever.
Spousal Unit had left his reading glasses on the kitchen table. When I walked by, I noticed the reflection of the overhead light on his glasses. I love photographing reflections. I played around with the reflections for a few minutes and ended up with this photo. Looking Back
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
1-10-14:
I think I'm getting cabin fever.
Looking Back
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I think you need to get out of the house more often.
Whiskeyman
Senior Member
Actually, I do.
It's just that I spend 5 days a week trying to teach science to adolescents. That can make anyone ahe addle-rained sometimes. Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Actually, I do.
My wife teaches 9th grade English you by ave my sympathy
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Thanks. I wonder, myself, often.Don't know how you do it piperbarb my hats off to you
I do know that working with adolescents has caused my sense of humor to regress at times.Thanks. My condolences to your wife. I think teaching English to teenagers has to be harder than teaching science to the same kids. At least with science, I can often resort to presenting "yuck factor" things to get a point across.
Just-Clayton
Senior Member
Great shots so far. Reminds me I have to get today's in.
1-11-14:
Considering we had episodes of pouring rain today, I was lucky when I got this photo. It seemed that all the neighborhood birds came out during the brief spell when the rain stopped. This guy grabbed his seed and was starting to take off. I was surprised how well this came out, considering I was using my 55-200mm non-VR zoom, and a shutter speed of 1/60th. ISO was set at 400. You can definitely see his motion.
Expecting to Fly
Considering we had episodes of pouring rain today, I was lucky when I got this photo. It seemed that all the neighborhood birds came out during the brief spell when the rain stopped. This guy grabbed his seed and was starting to take off. I was surprised how well this came out, considering I was using my 55-200mm non-VR zoom, and a shutter speed of 1/60th. ISO was set at 400. You can definitely see his motion.
Expecting to Fly
