Archive for 'Photography'
Summer Photography
Thursday, July 9th, 2009
I haven’t stopped taking pictures, but my Flickr mortal (non-pro) account is full so I hesitated to post anything. I’m considering the upgrade, so if you’ve done it yourself please tell me what you think. Here are some of my latest, I’m really loving the XSi (and dreaming of a 60D, one day…)
YouTube is now Quacktaculous
Saturday, August 30th, 2008
I finally got around to making a YouTube account and uploading something. Enjoy this stop-motion short.
Snail Pictures
Sunday, August 3rd, 2008
I met a little snail in the garden the other day. He looked cool, but the first photos I took didn’t have enough colour. I tried moving him for different backgrounds, but no matter where I put him the focal point was something else. The pictures were boring. Then I saw this flower, and to [...]
An Important Consideration…
Saturday, June 14th, 2008
When choosing a digital camera most people pay attention to its size, number of megapixels, lens or features like macro and manual ISO (exposure). Few people, even enthusiasts like myself, think about the most basic component of a digital camera; the battery. Perhaps it’s because good battery life is a given in this day and age, [...]
I haven’t stopped taking pictures, but my Flickr mortal (non-pro) account is full so I hesitated to post anything. I’m considering the upgrade, so if you’ve done it yourself please tell me what you think. Here are some of my latest, I’m really loving the XSi (and dreaming of a 60D, one day…)
I finally got around to making a YouTube account and uploading something. Enjoy this stop-motion short.
I met a little snail in the garden the other day. He looked cool, but the first photos I took didn’t have enough colour. I tried moving him for different backgrounds, but no matter where I put him the focal point was something else. The pictures were boring. Then I saw this flower, and to [...]
When choosing a digital camera most people pay attention to its size, number of megapixels, lens or features like macro and manual ISO (exposure). Few people, even enthusiasts like myself, think about the most basic component of a digital camera; the battery. Perhaps it’s because good battery life is a given in this day and age, [...]