Day 20

Light Fog

I've come to realize that Bradford is a very foggy area. So I tried to catch it on camera, several times. And failed, several times. After some research, I found out that I am an idiot, and you cannot capture 'fog' you can only capture the effects fog has on the subjects in front of you. Duh. So! Here is some fog severely diminishing the view from my balcony (there's a big hill/tiny mountain - but you can't see it through the fog!). I particularly like the purple-hued, sunburst effect it gave the sky.

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 19

Crate This

The sun sets far too early around these parts. Back to night shots for today on a detour home from work. I wanted to catch the fog, but failed miserably. I'll be looking up some techniques..

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 18

Snowmageddon!

Or rather, a light dusting on my balcony hand rail with a very narrow depth of field. Oh macro lens, how I love thee.

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 17

Psychedelic Cactus

Wow! Did that cold ever kick my ass. An entire week lost to my bed! I feel like I got run over by a truck - minus the abrasions and broken bones.

Anyway, today I got myself up over to the next room so I could get up close and personal with my garden. That's my cactus with fat, round leaves as opposed to my other cactus with long, thin leaves. I think I've also seen them referred to as succulents. Whatever they are, they make for some interesting macro shots. See the rest on Flickr: Here!

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 16

Eye of Sonic

Playing around with some macro today. And light! Which I definitely prefer, but I guess I should thank my work schedule for forcing me out on those dark shooting trips - practice makes perfect, right? Anyway - Macro! Sonic's eye. My pets are incredibly patient with me. And trusting. They have no qualms with me shoving a giant lens in their faces. See more pet eyes and the other stuff at Flickr: Here!

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 15

50km/h Mailbox

More night shooting. Using my headlights for more light. I really just liked the mailbox - clearly someone has been at it with a bat.

Happy snapping,

-Mia

Day 14

Grown on Rooftops in T.dot

Very misleading. Wheat beers are generally cloudy. This one is clearly not, as you can see! Opaque box prevents you from noticing this until you get it home. We saw this at the motorcycle show in December - but only after we had already gotten the Blonde. Thought we'd try it out. While it definitely does not live up to our wheat beer standards, it is easy to go down!

Happy snapping,

-Mia