2012 ~ Project 365 + 1 / 2011 ~ completed Project 365 ~ a one year, daily pictorial diary of my life.
Showing posts with label Double Trouble. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Trouble. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
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During my walk through the park, I noticed a perfect specimen of a toadstool. I squat down, opened my live view and took several photos. Upon uploading, it is easy to see the focal point was not on the intended target, but rather a blade of grass in one photo; the distance tree in another.
Determined to get the shot I had in my minds eye, the following day I return, hoping the mushroom has survived the night. Thinking ahead I bring a towel. I am pleased to see I have a second chance. The fungal umbrella remains intact and is standing tall on it‘s stem. I spread the towel on the ground and lay belly down, bent knees, feet up in the air, all in the hope of gaining the best view point. With camera in hand, resting on my elbows, I aim and shoot, capturing numerous angles and views.
Did I mention, this was at the entrance to the park, right off the main road, and about 15 people walked passed?
Determined to get the shot I had in my minds eye, the following day I return, hoping the mushroom has survived the night. Thinking ahead I bring a towel. I am pleased to see I have a second chance. The fungal umbrella remains intact and is standing tall on it‘s stem. I spread the towel on the ground and lay belly down, bent knees, feet up in the air, all in the hope of gaining the best view point. With camera in hand, resting on my elbows, I aim and shoot, capturing numerous angles and views.
Did I mention, this was at the entrance to the park, right off the main road, and about 15 people walked passed?
Friday, September 2, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
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Ever since I saw a photo of cloning, I had been wanting to try it. After deciding on a historic park as the backdrop, Phriend and I gathered up our cameras, tripods and remotes. We spent some time playing around with different settings and different poses. We took 100s of photos, allowing for more options when “cloning”. We had a blast and plan on doing this again with several themes in mind.
Monday, October 18, 2010
My World ~
Summer turns to Autumn, the flood gates open, the men arrive, and the cranberry harvest begins.


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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
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