Sunday, August 31, 2008

Day 30


Little stream, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

Home again and just looking through all the pictures I shot this weekend. This is a little stream up in Fish Lake, Oregon. This was my best attempt at a slow shutter speed. The light was too bright to go any slower.

Saturday, August 30, 2008

Day 29


Sunflowers at Sunset, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

Still shooting my heart out in Oregon. These are sunflowers in my mom's yard. The sun had just disappeared behind the mountain.

Friday, August 29, 2008

Day 28


Heart Rock, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

I'm on my laptop in Oregon so I'm limited on editing this weekend. This is one of my mom's many heart rocks. She collects them as she comes across them and her house and garden is filled with all shapes and sizes of them.

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Day 27


Sleeping Tika, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

"Don't bother me mom!" Between my child and my cat no one wanted to pose for me today. I had to wait patiently for Tika to go to sleep and quickly snap this.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Day 26


You are here, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

Six months ago we decided to pack up our lives from Virginia and move back to our home, Idaho. This old globe has survived many moves. It is my husbands from his childhood.

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Day 25


Keys to my heart, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

A little experiment with my white desktop, a lamp and the speedlight. I am so happy with how this turned out. I love it!

Monday, August 25, 2008

Day 24


Storm Aftermath, originally uploaded by Shutterbug Cel.

As we were finishing up dinner tonight I commented that it seemed really dark out back. I went out to look and could see a big dust cloud making its way towards us. I instantly went for my camera. While I was changing lenses I saw my new patio set go flying across my yard. This is how I found it. The umbrella was bent at a 90 degree angle. Thankfully everything else survived...except the plant which was kind of dead already.