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David In Indy:
--- Quote from: Kelda on May 21, 2008, 04:01:54 pm ---David - ever the imaginative little kid! :-* :-*
Ps - any further on dates open for Scottish woman meets!?!
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I have that information written down at my house in Speedway Kelda. I'm at Dad's house now, but I'll be back over there this weekend. I'll let you know then, okay? :)
David In Indy:
Here's some pictures from my hike in the woods yesterday with my Dad.
All of the pictures were shot using the following camera settings unless noted otherwise:
Mode: Manual
Shutter Speed: 1/60
Aperture: f/6.5
Exposure Comp: 0
White Balance: Auto
Flash: Off
Fallen Log:
Woodland Wildflowers:
Exposure Comp: +1
This is the little bridge on the golf course we crossed to get to the woods:
More Wildflowers in the woods:
f/8.0, Shutter speed 1/125
Is this what I THINK it is? ???
This tree was struck by lightening last fall. See the little teal colored disk on the trunk? This disk was placed there by the Indiana Historical Society. This tree is actually located on the golf course, just at the edge of the woods. The golf course has many historic trees growing on it, and they have all been cataloged and identified by the IHS. It's a shame the tree was struck and killed by the storm.
Ferns. These are growing in my Dad's neighbor's yard. Their entire backyard fence is lined with these ferns.
f/4.5
I hope you enjoyed my walk in the woods! :D
David In Indy:
Is that what it's called? A wildwood weed? I thought maybe it was marijuana! :laugh:
That one was turning yellow for some reason. Maybe a deer peed on it. There was a whole bunch of them growing down there. I sometimes see kids heading down to those woods, and after I saw these plants, I started wondering if that was the reason why they were going down there. :-\
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: jstephens9 on May 22, 2008, 03:05:15 pm ---Wow, David, these pictures are beautiful. You are definitely an excellent photographer. What kind of camera is this you used? I bet you have posted it, but I haven't read very far back yet. I'm sorry ;)
You asked about the cameras I have. Well here is what I have:
I actually have 4 digital cameras plus my oldest one so that would make 5. The oldest one is one of the first Digital Elph's made. I believe the model number on that one is S110. It is an excellent camera even though it is getting old now and is 2.1MP. Currently it is sick in that none of my lithium batteries for it will hold a charge for any more than 2 or 3 pictures. Someone suggested that the problem might be the battery charger itself. That camera was actually a Christmas gift. Strangely enough this camera and 2 of the others were given to me as gifts. That makes me very camera rich for sure.
I then have a Canon PowerShot SD30 Digital Elph. Now this is a small camera. You can pretty much carry it around in your pocket. It is smaller than a pack of cigarettes. It is 5.0MP.
The next is a Canon PowerShot TX1.
Finally I have a Canon PowerShot G9.
And for the really expensive one that I truly have not learned to use well at all is a Canon EOS 20D 8.2MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens. I know this camera is capable of doing a lot and also that the lenses could run into all kinds of money.
Ok now it is your turn David to help me use these to their full potential ;) Since I am finally finished with classes I can put a lot of work into these now :)
Jack
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You have quite a collection of cameras Jack! Good for you! :D
Most of my pictures are taken with my Canon Powershot G9. I was happy to hear you also own a G9. Don't you LOVE that camera? Talk about a camera LOADED with features. Our G9s have just about everything, don't they? I only wished it had the infra-red night vision like my Sony F717. I've actually used my Sony to find my way around in the dark when the power goes out! lol
I also have a Canon A70, I bought several years ago. I was looking for a small camera I could carry around in my pocket. It is only a 3.2 mp camera, a far cry from the G9 which has 12.1 mp. I have four film cameras - a Kodak APS, a Canon Rebel SLR, and two medium format cameras which I used when I was a freelance photographer a few years back. I'm thinking about selling my Hasselblad because I don't use it too much anymore.
Anyway, I use my Canon G9 most of the time now. I love it. It's a fun camera to use and it's easy to carry around. I hate the neck strap though. I took it off, and I'm currently looking for a wrist strap that will fit it. The camera is much too small for a neck strap and it gets in the way when I'm shooting pictures, so I removed it and I don't use it anymore.
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: SunShadow on May 22, 2008, 02:44:34 pm ---This gumbo limbo tree is in my yard. It recently lost all its foliage and is just beginning to bud again.
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Love your pictures Susie!! The horse is so cute. I'm glad you took a picture of him. I've never heard of a gumbo limbo tree before! I lived in south Florida for a couple of years, so I'm sure I saw them when I lived down there.
I'm a BAD ex Floridian, aren't I? :laugh:
It's a pretty looking tree. Does it shed its leaves each year? I'm glad they are growing back now. :D
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