Wednesday is portrait day. On my Nikon D40, portrait mode enhances skin tones and focuses on the closest object. I only got to snap this one picture today. I’ll add more tomorrow.
Roxy-cat looks like she’s angry with me. Maybe because I was trying to get her to sit still for a picture.
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I have cam envy! And that death stare Roxy gives you is evil!!!
Love the action shots! I can’t believe that your KA was spinning when you took the picture. It totally looks stationary. Man, I have camera envy right now!
/Clara
Great set, lots of variety! The drinking fountain is beautiful. And Roxy is such a diva! Is your camera a Canon? That’s what I have. You might want to mess around in the “Tv” manual setting to play with shutter speeds…you’ll be able to get some action with your mixer that way. Nice work!
Steph – it’s a Nikon D40. I definitely need to read the manual to play with the setting more as far as shutter speed goes.
CB – I know. I kept taking pictures hoping that one would show it in motion. I should have taken it out of child mode and used something else to show a little blur of action. Maybe I’ll try again this weekend.