So, it happened: I got myself a new camera, a Nikon D5000. The manual's almost 1/2 an inch thick, and the kit came with an hour-long dvd that takes you through the basics of the different setting options—it got to the point where I wouldn't have been surprised if there was one in there for making coffee.
Once I felt like I had at least a basic grasp of how things worked, it wasn't long before I took it out for its first test drive, starting with a sparrow sitting in a tree in my parking lot:
I then went over to Mom and Dad's for a bit. Inside, I took a picture of one of Mom's new orchids:
Then I went outside to capture some of the plants starting to bloom around the house. First up, a trillium:
A rhododendron:
And what I'm guessing is a type of hyacinth:
On the way home, I stopped to photograph some sheep and lambs out grazing:
I loved how these three looked standing together:
Last but not least... well, I'm sure it comes as absolutely no surprise that I wanted to help christen my new camera by taking some photos of Kaylee:
Needless to say, I'm really looking forward to exploring what my new camera can do. Should be a lot of fun.
Yay! I'm looking forward to seeing what you can do with your new camera - you've already got an eye for good photographs, it's just a matter of learning to use the tools.
ReplyDeleteWow, Sara, way to go....your photos are so clean and crisp I can't wait to see what else this camera does. Kaylee looks especially regal and wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are wonderful! And how cute is it that Kaylee has a teddy bear?!
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