Shot this at Thetis Lake today. There are billions of Trilliums out there in every configuration you can imagine. The light was not so great and I didn't have my tripod. This was handheld with my 50mm lens f 1.8 1/250 ISO 100.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Grass Series #1
I find grass infinitely interesting to photograph. So may colours, textures, personalities....yes, I did write personalities!! I'm a gardener as well as a photographer.
Shot at f 8.0 1/40 -0.33 ISO 100 WB of 'cloudy'.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
White
I love white!
Here is a shot from a shoot I did with Penny today at Government House. The wind was blowing these delicate blossoms all over the place but we persisted and I managed to get this shot at a fast shutter speed.
Shot at f 4.0 1/2000 ISO 800.
Spring has sprung at Government House!
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
March Rain

Shot out at Island View Beach, late afternoon in the pouring rain from my car window. I love this tree. This isn't the first time I've shot it...I have quite a few. This photo captures the mood I was going for, melancholic.
Shot in RAW at f 4.0 1/640 -0.67 ISO 400 in the rain. Tweaked a bit in PS...WB and sharpened.
My friend Mimi suggested converting it to B&W so I have posted that along with it. The tree looks more interesting with a lighter sky in the B&W....the 'rain' feel is gone though
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Yellow Tulip
Shot at f 4.0 1/500 +0.33 ISO 100. Natural light from a north window. Adjusted levels in PS and high pass sharpening. In the future I'll move to a deeper depth of field on these flower shots. No tripod on this one...lazy me...I just saw this lovely light , grabbed my camera and some reflectors and started shooting.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Seamus
He isn't Irish but his name is. Here is Seamus a 9 month old Black Lab with his Dad behind him. He's got a bit of the Devil in him but adorable none the less.
Shooting black dogs ain't easy. Well I have to say shooting dogs isn't easy period. Black dogs and white dogs are a challenge. I used AEB ( automatic exposure bracketing) 1 full stop to get this exposure and then adjusted the the mid tones in PS to get him perfectly black with the detail in his face....all that saliva!!!
Shot at f 4.0 1/100 ISO 400 on a cloudy day with my 70-200 zoom on 106.0mm.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Shooting black dogs ain't easy. Well I have to say shooting dogs isn't easy period. Black dogs and white dogs are a challenge. I used AEB ( automatic exposure bracketing) 1 full stop to get this exposure and then adjusted the the mid tones in PS to get him perfectly black with the detail in his face....all that saliva!!!
Shot at f 4.0 1/100 ISO 400 on a cloudy day with my 70-200 zoom on 106.0mm.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Daffodil fields
This shot was taken 6 days after the "Snow Day" post...this is what Victoria usually looks like in March. It was pouring rain when I took this shot.
Shot at f 8.0 1/125 ISO 400.
Shot at f 8.0 1/125 ISO 400.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Walled city of Siena
Everywhere we went in Italy there was fog....as a photographer I felt that there was some divine intervention happening....as it makes for such beautiful lighting and mood. This was a stones throw from our B&B.
f 7.1 1/640 ISO 400 on a 50mm lens, shot at about 8am.
This second shot has been Photoshopped. My photo buddy SD has been teaching me about 'Levels' and 'High Pass Sharpening' and here is a practice piece. Which do you like better? Different feels to them!
f 7.1 1/640 ISO 400 on a 50mm lens, shot at about 8am.
This second shot has been Photoshopped. My photo buddy SD has been teaching me about 'Levels' and 'High Pass Sharpening' and here is a practice piece. Which do you like better? Different feels to them!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Samson
Taken today at the dog park...this is Samson, a 10 month old Samoyed. He is such a funny dog and a good friend to Beau, our Yellow Lab puppy. There'll be more photos of Samson as he is so photogenic.
Shot at f 4.0 1/2000 ISO 400 and converted to B&W in Photoshop.
Shot at f 4.0 1/2000 ISO 400 and converted to B&W in Photoshop.
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