Time to post our S(traight) O(ut) O(f) the C(amera) shots for
Jill and
Ashley's challenge. I thought I had a clear pick, but turns out it is a little more out of focus than I like (which I don't think is salvageable with an edit) so I'm showing you three photos. I just could not decide. I want them all to become WOW.
My oldest child, Huckleberry*, age 11. In a tree:
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1/80 f/5.3 ISO 800 175mm |
On a swing:
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1/320 f/5.6 ISO 100 200mm |
And since Ashley said she was going to talk about the true color of grass, running toward me:
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1/500 f/5.6 ISO 100 200mm |
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Come on! Join in. Every one is very nice, and you can learn a lot.
* all of
our names have been changed to hide the guilty
15 comments:
His expressions are priceless!! I'd love to see how you apply Ashley's tutorial to the grass!
Great pics! I really need to learn about the true color of grass also, since I take a lot of pics at the soccer field.
Great shots! Thank you for the kind comment on my blog! I saw from your profile that your favourite movie is Arsenic and Old Lace. Can I just say that you have FANTASTIC taste. That scene at the beginning where Cary Grant chases the around the tree? *sigh* Or where he opens the window box and finds the body inside? Hilarious.
Thanks for stopping by. :)
I love action shots. :)
These are great shots and there's lots of green here!
I think they're great! Love all of the action you captured, and it looks like there is a story behind the tree shot!
oh i love these! such sweet moments captured!
Great moments you captured! So looking forward to seeing what you do with these!
Hm, can't decide which is my favorite of the three, 1 or 2. Nice catches and it will be cool to see them again on Thursday!
What fun shots! Can't wait to see what you do with them :)
Fun shots! Love his grins in the last 2 shots. Looking forward to seeing your edits! Thanks for commenting on my shot. :)
Love all the green! Can't wait to see your edits!
The swing shot is my fav - love the action and his expression! The tree shot is pretty cool, too! It would have been fun to have 2 shots (dipstych/collage) for the tree -- one like above w/ the tree in focus and your boy "hiding" and then have the next one with your boy in focus and the tree blurry -- kinda like you're peeking in and found him! :) But that's just me... and I usually think of these things on my stuff later, too! hehe!
Thanks for stopping by my blog -- to answer your question, the green curly things are wild onions. You can cut the green part (chives) to season food with and even dig up the bottom part (the root/ball/"onion" part.) They grow all over the place, and really pop up in the spring, then again (but not to the same extent) in late summer/fall.
Great, fun shots! Looking forward to your edits!
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
I hope you can rescue that photo as it is a great moment to capture. The swing action shot is so good - reminds me of my days of just having great fun with my swing.
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