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Mark (blackstrat) > November 30, 2008. Fall shots are often big splashes of spectacular color, but sometimes I like the detail shots just as well.
Mark (blackstrat) > September 16, 2008. While they were waiting for their turn on the stage, these young ladies from the Punjabi-American Heritage Society whiled away their time counting photographers. One of them clearly spotted me, as she's looking right down the barrel of my long lens.
Mark (blackstrat) > December 1, 2008. Details of the Fall #3.
Mark (blackstrat) > December 7, 2008. "Don't you EVER get tired of pointing that thing at me?"
Mark (blackstrat) > November 29, 2008. Elvi have left the building... We still have a little Autumn left around here, so I thought I'd post a few sort of microcosmic detail shots.
Mark (blackstrat) > October 29, 2008. "Say, Mom, let me run something by ya, OK? Why don't we make a new rule so I get to rip things to shreds all the time, instead of just once a year? Wadda ya say? Shall we run it up the flagpole and see how it flaps?" October is a busy month. My sister-in-law Tanya's birthday was the 1st, great-niece Isabella's was the 8th, my brand new great-nephew Jordan's was the 9th, my mother's was the 12th, my brother-in-law Dave's was the 21st, Isabella's brother Austin's was yesterday, and I'm mumbledy-mumble years old today!
Mark (blackstrat) > September 28, 2008. "Let's go into this stereo store just for the halibut." Sorry. This sign is just begging for a punny comment.
Mark (blackstrat) > August 25, 2008. Every once in a while I shoot something besides kids and pets. Even though it's kind of soft from hand-holding at 200mm and shallow DOF, this is still one of my favorite hummingbird pictures. I really like how the colors of the bird and the bokeh tie in so well. It's a Rufous Hummingbird, in case you're wondering.
Mark (blackstrat) > September 12, 2008. I don't know who's cuter here, Taylla or Cinnamon.
September 16, 2008.
While they were waiting for their turn on the stage, these young ladies from the Punjabi-American Heritage Society whiled away their time counting photographers. One of them clearly spotted me, as she's looking right down the barrel of my long lens.
Mark (blackstrat) > September 16, 2008. While they were waiting for their turn on the stage, these young ladies from the Punjabi-American Heritage Society whiled away their time counting photographers. One of them clearly spotted me, as she's looking right down the barrel of my long lens.
September 16, 2008.
While they were waiting for their turn on the stage, these young ladies from the Punjabi-American Heritage Society whiled away their time counting photographers. One of them clearly spotted me, as she's looking right down the barrel of my long lens.
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