Poison sumac berries:
The remnants of the witchhazel blossoms:
Sunset, the day after the storm, seen over an old bird's nest:
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Michelle's Snow-Day Photos
I took the new camera out for a try in the snowstorm. It was much more difficult than I expected. I'll need some practice in warmer, drier weather before I'll be really ready for the challenge of photographing snow.
Poison sumac berries:
The remnants of the witchhazel blossoms:
Sunset, the day after the storm, seen over an old bird's nest:
Poison sumac berries:
The remnants of the witchhazel blossoms:
Sunset, the day after the storm, seen over an old bird's nest:
Your photos are just great! We are fortunate to have an overhang where I can stand outside and get part of our yard without getting snowed or rained on!
ReplyDeleteI learned that a large camera is much more unwieldy in the snow, because I couldn't shove it in my pocket in between shots! My fingers froze quickly, and the camera was getting wet.
ReplyDeleteOh, and thanks Marna! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and serene! Happy New Year Michelle!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures you took!
ReplyDeleteEspecially I love last one picture. What a very mysterious!!
I would like to recommend you to use a tripod for preventing a camera shake, when you photograph with a macro lens on a high end camera.
Thank you Hero. :) Chris says he wants a tripod for his birthday!
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