2/7/2009 From Carol

He doesn't think I can see him!

2/6/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Auto-exposure. The Gimp

2/6/09--From David

Yeah, I shoot lots of landscapes. I CAN'T resist driving by a sunrise like this...
Canon PowerShot f3.2, 1/40th sec, freakin' freezing...

2/6/2009--From Jean

Another entry for my calendar project. "W" is for Wednesday, not to be confused with George "W" Bush. Canon 5d, handheld, auto.

2/6/2009 From Carol

My Work Place

2/6/09 -- JoAnne

Impatien.  Experimenting with the macro setting on our new little camera.  Didn't really like it.  Feel I could have done the same photo without the macro setting with the Nikon, or just by zooming, but I'll have to test that theory. 
Olympus, handheld, Macro, no flash.

2/5/09 -- JoAnne

Some post sunrises/sunsets, when in doubt, I post a picture of the cat. She loves to snuggle.

Olympus, handheld, flash, 8m.

2/5/09--From David

I was going to post something a little different, but I had taken this today as well, and when I saw Mike's pic, I figured I'd copy him!
Canon PowerShot G10, f5.6, 1/2000 sec

2/5/09 -- Mike

Sometimes commutes are good.

Olympus FE-20, Auto-everything

2/5/2009--From Jean

I am quite taken with the notion of things not being what they seem. Canon 5d, handheld. Cropped.

2/4/2009--From Jean

I'm really not sure how to explain this . . . Canon 5d, flash, handheld.

2/4/09--From David

This is an interesting photo of a truly ugly tie. In fact, I decided to throw it away.
Canon PowerShot G10, f2.8, 0.4 sec

2/4/09 -- JoAnne

Our Indian Adventure: A very friendly proprietor, but a very empty restaurant when we first entered.  Then add in a single father with two little boys, who had to sit in the booth immediately adjacent to us (empty restaurant!!!), and the 3-year-old was a brat. "Shut up!" was top on his vocabulary, as well as jumping on the seat, just to start. Then two other Asian gentlemen came in and proceeded to fight with the proprietor over their naan being too well done.  Ugh.  But the food was delicious, and he gave us each a free dessert for having to deal with the unpleasantness. We forced ourselves to eat it; we wanted to make him feel better.  So much for exercising tonight!

2/4/09 --MIke

Nikon D40, Auto-everything

2/3/09--From David

Every day I make some wraps with turkey and spring mix, but I can't stand this stuff. I think it's called frisse. I'd like it if it was made of chocolate.
Canon PowerShot G10, f 2.8, 1/8 sec, macro setting.

2/3/2009--From Jean

I love grainy photos, although I haven't posted much here. Dave and dogs were running around in the fresh snow--I was upstairs catching the action. Canon 5D, monopod, 16-35mm lens.

2/3/09 -- Mike

Nikon D40, Remote, Auto-Everything

2/3/09 -- JoAnne

The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost.  Something I've been giving a lot of thought to lately.
The Nikon, close-up setting, flash.

Sorry I keep missing a day.

2/2/09--From David

Sadness, part 2. The empty pint glass (formerly filled with a nice, dark brew...)
Canon PowerShot G10, f2.8, 1/8sec

2/2/2009--From Jean

For my calendar project. Not sure I'd want it slapped on the side of my house, but it will do just fine for my calendar. This will take me gads more time than originally thought. But, its kinda fun scouring the streets for random numbers! Canon 5d, Flash, auto, handheld.

2/2/09 -- Mike

Maybe not at the airport

Olympus FE-20, Auto-Everything, 1970's Carpet

2/1/2009 From Carol

Barbecue in the south

2/1/09--From David

I call this "sadness," as it is an empty Starbucks coffee cup...
Canon PowerShot G10, f4.0, 1/30 sec

2/1/09 -- JoAnne

Tooled leather western saddle. Nice detail - will look even nicer once I clean it! Bought this saddle when we lived in Francestown at a yard sale.  Now all I need is the horse. Taken with the Nikon D40, close-up setting, with flash.

2/1/09 -- Mike

Eye on Mon

Olympus FE-20, SuperMacro, Auto-everything else

2/1/2009--From Jean

I am giving myself a break from the angst of losing color values. Lets pretend this was white to begin with. Canon, 5d.