I'm trying to get a lot of spring cleanup done this week, but I'm finding it can be difficult to work in my blog/photography during all this. I see the squirrels have found the feeder again, so I decided this would be my photo shoot for the day. I don't try to keep the feeder from them, because that is a losing battle. I just wish they wouldn't knock the food everywhere.
See all the dark wet marks on the roof? Before the serene image you see above, there were two squirrels with wet little paws duking it out for the food. I took this image (below)
through the window, and by the time I opened the door to get a better view, the victor was serenely munching on the spoils.
Techie Corner
I used my big lens for these feeder shots.
Shot at 1/500 Sec @ F4.5, ISO 400
I didn't have time for a photo shoot today. But I did take a documentary photo of part of our new fence. Isn't it lovely? Ok, so it doesn't look like a fence yet. But it was a lot of hard work getting it this far, so I thought I'd at least take a picture of it.
It was still raining today, so I thought I'd wrap up the week with more close-up photography.
It's raining cats and dogs today, so I had plenty of time for photography practice. I decided to work on a little product photography, which can really frustrate me at times. Several hours and 62 images later, I finally finshed for the day.
I'm trying to get a lot of spring cleanup done this week, but I'm finding it can be difficult to work in my blog/photography during all this. I see the squirrels have found the feeder again, so I decided this would be my photo shoot for the day. I don't try to keep the feeder from them, because that is a losing battle. I just wish they wouldn't knock the food everywhere.
through the window, and by the time I opened the door to get a better view, the victor was serenely munching on the spoils.
