Weekly Photo Challenge: Purple
I thought that I would try this photo challenge thing, could not figure out how to become part of this until I subscribed to The Daily Post at WordPress.com It just so happened that I took a picture of a thistle when I was trying out my new Canon lens 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM supersonic and image stabilizer. Did not get a lens hood because I thought that I would use my Sigma hood but no such luck.
Oh I am going to be paying for this for a while but I see a difference already. Here’s a sample of clarity in the shade, hand-held.
First Snow
< ©Jane Chesebrough
1/100 f5.6 ISO 200
I knew this was coming. The worst part is the anticipation and the chills that I feel as the weather changes. Then, when the first snow falls, I am ready and my attitude is “get out there and enjoy it.”
1/80 f5 ISO 200
Remembering a Friend
©Jane Chesebrough
I took this photo of a Thundering Crabapple tree in the spring.The tree was planted in memory of a deceased friend by her parents and I took the photo so I could send them an image of the tree in bloom. It was the first time that I saw it in bloom myself. She died in the fall a few years ago .Remembering her…
Taken with Kodak C813 point and shoot
Skeleton of an Old Barn
©Jane Chesebrough
I took this shot with my Canon Rebel XS looking into my friends’ old barn from the front door. I liked the skeleton structure. I have so many memories of this place that belongs to a family that I “adopted” shortly after my arrival in this province thirty (Yes, thirty!) years ago.
1/60 shutter, f 5.6
Maple Leaf Forever
© Jane Chesebrough