First Photo with New Camera (Nikon D70 SLR)
Earlier today, I picked-up my new digital camera; Nikon D70 SLR. I took the following photo of my new camera using itself and a mirror.
Home Grown Flowers.
Flowers grown around the yard by my mother.
It Sucks the Life Out of Them !!!
An insect and a group of bugs were attempting to drain the life force of a helpless daisy.
These are some photos I took from my grandparents’ summer camp by the Bellisle Bay in Erb’s Cove, NB.
A sailboat on the water
Sky, Water, and Beach
This photo was actually very dull and boring looking when I first looked at it on my computer. However, with a little bit of effort, I was able to transform this nearly deleted photo into a keepsake. It is always a good practice to think twice (2x) before pressing Delete.
Vibrant Clouds
These are some vibrant white clouds filling the luscious blue sky. For some reason, I seem to be mesmerized by this photo.
A spider emerging from within rocks.
Pansies in a hanging basket at my grandparents camp.
RETIREMENT = RELAXATION
My grandfather leaning on the patio railing of his summer camp.
I had some fun using the camera shutter with a longer exposure setting for unique effects.
Garden Ornaments
These are two different garden ornaments amongst the flowers in my grandmother’s garden. When I first showed these to my wife (future tense), she liked the little boy, but couldn’t tolerate the other.
ANTS! I Just Can’t Stand Them
Here are some ants crawling on the inner region of a flower’s petals. I have had some dreadful experiences with ants, and now, I can’t even look at them without getting a sudden case of the willies.
You might want to plug your nose first!
A very old outhouse stands dormant and unoccupied for years in my gram’s backyard. The date of its last usage remains unknown.
• Partridge with a baby partridge blurred in the background.
• • Golfers enjoying an afternoon on the beautiful golf course.
• • • A fishing boat is seen on the water in the distance.
Vintage Airplane
A family observes a vintage airplane - somewhere’s near Moncton or Dieppe, New Brunswick.