This wacky little bird keeps attacking its reflection on our sliding door. It makes for a great opportunity to grab some good wing shots.
Category Archives: Photoblog
The best of the best — my favorite shots!
Project 365 : Unsinkable
Becky returned from the BMDCA national specialty this weekend. Molly marched in the Veteran’s Parade — for Berners seven years old or older — and was rewarded with a wonderful coffee mug celebrating her longevity.
Project 365 : Copper Holes
More printed circuit board madness! This is an extreme zoom of some unused contacts on a board, presumably where some kind of socket would be attached. I really liked the field of green, and the nice copper toning.
Project 365 : Golden Loop
After a weekend of hard drive dilemmas, I took one of the troublemakers apart today. This assembly was found on the back end of the head assembly. I added a little glamour glow courtesy of Nik’s Color Efex — hard drive parts should look good too!
Project 365 : A Dog’s Life
I was about to go to bed, and saw Bailey sleeping in the floor. This is the sleep we all want — no worries, no stress, and nothing but dreams of rabbits in the field to chase after!
Project 365 : Joby Revolt
Tonight, the Joby went wild. Despite the nun’s sparks of doom, she was still unable to escape and will be missed. 🙂
Project 365 : Storm Is Brewing
Leaving from work today, the clouds were beautifully eclipsing the sun. I turned on the Hipstamatic app on my iPhone, and fired off a few images.
Project 365 : Bailey’s Eyes
Our local Berner walk was today, with about 20-30 dogs in attendance. Of all the Berners there though, I think my Bailey was the cutest of them all. Then again, I might be a little biased.
Project 365 : Spring Finch
With the nice weather, the finches have come out in droves. With the big lenses — either the Celestron 750 f/6 or the Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6L (which I used here) — I can sit on the couch, and photograph our little visitors as they feed.
Project 365 : In Training
Becky has three Steiff bears, but the little one here is special. It’s the one she grew up with. The big one was a recent gift from me, and I figured that the little one needed to train the larger one on his new human companion.