1/10/09 -- Mike

Long ago at a place known as IHOP I saw this image for the first time. I always wanted to reproduce it to see if others saw the same thing I did. We'll find out. Nikon D40, blah, blah, blah

1/10/09 -- JoAnne

Privacy please.  S/he prefers to eat breakfast alone.
Don't recall what settings I used...all auto.

1/10/09--From David

This is a peck of peppers.
Canon PowerShot A700, f2.8, 1/100 sec, macro setting

1/10/09--From Jean

The salt match to David's pepper. Playing around with our semi-functioning macro lens. Still the Canon 5d. Semi retired Sigma lens. I think its had its last gasp . . .

1/9/09 -- Mike

Reflection Projection, Nikon D40, blah, blah, blah

1/9/09--From David

Whisk.
Canon PowerShot A700, Macro setting, f2.8, 1/60th, auto flash

1/9/09 -- JoAnne

Reaching for the stars.
Nikon D40, Night Portrait setting, F4.2, flash.

1/9/09--From Jean

Spooky self portrait. Canon 5d, f4.5, 1/160s.

1/8/09--From Jean

Winter sunrise. Canon 5d. Handheld. Auto exposure.

1/8/09--From David

Evening Commute.
Canon PowerShot A700, resting on the dashboard, f2.8 at 1 sec

1/8/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Auto everything

1/8/09 -- JoAnne

Russian nesting doll or matryoshka.  A gift from Michael. Purchased in a Russian store in Omaha, Nebraska.
Nikon D40, Close Up setting, f4.2. 

1/7/09--From David

I call this "Drinking Problem." Shot with my BlackBerry's 1.3 MegaPixel camera. Handheld.

1/7/09--From Jean

My mother has been kind enough to pass a family heirloom down to me. Thanks Mom! She received this cookbook as a wedding gift, nearly 50 years ago! As you can see, it was used often. It contains such classics as "fluffy meatloaf". From the notes in the margin, my mother disagreed vehemently with the proposed ration of pork to beef. I'll take her word on that one. Canon 5d, monopod, autofocus.

1/7/09 -- JoAnne

This is my attempt at being artistic.  I'm much better at natural shots.
Nikon D40, manual focus, 55/200 lens, with flash.

1/7/09 -- Mike

Now I have vertical AND horizontal!

Nikon D40, No Flash, Auto everything, Quantaray Close-up No. 3 Filter

1/6/09--JoAnne

When in doubt, take a picture of the cat.  Her name is Nookie (rhymes with cookie).  Yes, really.
Taken with the Nikon.

1/6/09--From David

I call this, "Danvers Shoe Store" because that is what it's not.
Canon PowerShot A700 f3.5, 0.8sec, mini-tripod

1/6/09--From Jean

Statue, Star of the Sea Cemetary. Canon 5D, auto focus, handheld.

1/6/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Quantaray Close-up No. 3, Auto everything

1/5/09--From David

The Human Ant Farm. The blur you may see is G-Pap. Canon PowerShot A700, f3.5, 1/4 sec exposure, mini-tripod held against a support column.

1/5/09--From Jean

Meet Amboss. He is our new neighbor. He is growing up to be a HUGE dog!! His mom Christy and kid sister Meghan came by for a playdate tonight. Canon 5d, f/4, 1/60. Flash, handheld.

1/5/09--JoAnne

Breakfast enjoyed at sunrise, slightly disturbed by having to pose for this photo.
Nikon D40, no flash, auto everything.

1/5/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Flash, Auto everything, ML-3 Remote

1/4/09--From Jean

Today is a 2 for 1 deal. Godfather Robert came to dinner last night. I'm calling this one "cause and effect". I wish I could splice these together, but alas, beyond my ability at the moment. Canon 5d, handheld, flash.

1/4/09--From David

It's really late. That's aluminum foil because I was foiled at coming up with a better photo subject or theme. f2.8, 1/15th sec, with the good 'ol Canon PowerShot A700.

1/4/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Auto Everything

1/4/09--JoAnne

Golden amidst the snow.  He doesn't mind the cold.
Nikon D40, Sigma 100-300mm lens, utilized manual focus, thus the slight blurriness.