Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Jan 24, 2010
Oct 26, 2009
Oct 22, 2009
Sep 8, 2009
Playing with Adjustment Layers
I joined this great group on Flickr today (shortly before caving and signing up for a pro Flickr account). Joining the "Rewind" group led me to this tutorial, which I tried out to create the photo below!
Taughannock Creek
It was a lot of fun. I think I need a little bit more practice to be totally satisfied with the outcome, but it's a start.
Taughannock Creek
It was a lot of fun. I think I need a little bit more practice to be totally satisfied with the outcome, but it's a start.
Aug 14, 2009
Exploring His World
A Path Made for Running
I hope you enjoy your weekend, wherever your journey takes you!
I hope you enjoy your weekend, wherever your journey takes you!
Aug 11, 2009
Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig
Hello all! I'm back from my camping trip and enjoying having a real mattress to sleep on again. I had a wonderful time, and came home feeling the deep, soul-cleansing relaxation I haven't felt in a very, very long time. Spending three days outdoors with cool breezes, green leaves, and birdsong greeting you each morning is healing, know what I mean?
Only a few of us were able to stay until Monday, and so the last day of our trip was quiet and calm. I was determined to take some photos in early morning light, but was deterred by rain on Sunday morning. Success came on Monday, when I slipped out of my tent just before sunrise and headed to Conservation Island with my sister and mother-in-law. The best moment - when we rounded the corner to the first sun-drenched swathe of ferns and all gasped at how beautiful it was. My sister and mother-in-law picked wild blueberries and helped carry my gear while I worked - swapping between the Diana camera and the D70, the polarizer and the infrared filter... I have so many photos to share with you! Here are the first few:
The Green Path
Wild Blueberries
Only a few of us were able to stay until Monday, and so the last day of our trip was quiet and calm. I was determined to take some photos in early morning light, but was deterred by rain on Sunday morning. Success came on Monday, when I slipped out of my tent just before sunrise and headed to Conservation Island with my sister and mother-in-law. The best moment - when we rounded the corner to the first sun-drenched swathe of ferns and all gasped at how beautiful it was. My sister and mother-in-law picked wild blueberries and helped carry my gear while I worked - swapping between the Diana camera and the D70, the polarizer and the infrared filter... I have so many photos to share with you! Here are the first few:
The Green Path
Wild Blueberries
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