My oldest child, Huckleberry*, age 11. In a tree:
 |
| 1/80 f/5.3 ISO 800 175mm |
 |
| 1/320 f/5.6 ISO 100 200mm |
 | |
| 1/500 f/5.6 ISO 100 200mm |
* all of our names have been changed to hide the guilty
Monday, March 28, 2011
Week 12 good to WOW SOOC Green
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:
On a swing:
And since Ashley said she was going to talk about the true color of grass, running toward me:
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
My oldest child, Huckleberry*, age 11. In a tree:
* all of our names have been changed to hide the guilty
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
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.
Post a Comment