Around the Neighborhood

We really love our town and neighborhood. These are a few pics of things I enjoyed!

These were branches out by the road I saw on my walk!

I love this concrete dog! It is a few houses up at a friend of ours house. They are from GA, and go to our church!

Remember the honey I showed us extracting a blog or so ago? Well this is the jar of it I got to bring home! It is so yummy!

More pictures Finally!

So I have had some of these pictures for a while now. I just haven't gotten around to making them look their best. I have finished some that I took, with my SLR camera when we went to DC a month back! Let me know what you thing!

I have a few more that I will post as soon as I edit them! Hope these are good! But personally I loved these!

Summer Splashing

We have never had a pool of our own, but we've always managed to stay cool during these hot days of summer. I knowing did the worst thing you could do taking pictures. I took them during the middle of the day with no shade! So most of them weren't what I wanted at all but I got a few good ones and I got to practice some more, and that's good too!

Playing around

Like most photographers half the fun is seeing what you can do with your images after you've taken them. So The are some I played with before posting. Again they are going to look grainy...cause they are! It's hard to compete with the expectation of digital but there is something about the grain in film that I still love!

Title: Baby blues

Title: Puppy Love

Title: My Eyes

Title: A Painting

In the beginning

I have decided that I really have missed my camera. And after thinking about it more i still love my rolls of film more than digital. I know, I know, it doesn't give you the sparkling clarity that comes with digital. And I do have a digital camera. And one day I will get a Digital SLR. But for now I am still madly in love with my Nikon, plain ole, SLR. So I won't usually write this much before I post my pictures, but there is one or two things you need to keep in mind before looking at the pictures. Film photography tends to look grainier than digital. There are no pixels to cause super zoom. Just me my film, (light and graphite) and my fun lenses. Then I do put them on CD to show them to you and, of course, play with!