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These birds were funny for as soon as they seen me paying attention to them they took of flying! We were not sure what these birds were and had to do some research. These were on the Crooked River here in Central Oregon. Nearest town was Post Oregon.

As we were following the Crooked River here in Central Oregon when we ran across this pair of swans......

I got hooked on digital photography when our owner gave us his digital camera to use after he saw that we could add actual food pictures to our menus and promotional materials instead of just cliparts. The first round of pictures was really simple, real novice looking. The knob on the camera had this letters that was strange to me. Slowly but surely I learned how to use this different settings. Now my pictures look better, not great but better. Presently I have two cameras one a point and shoot type. And another slightly professional, a Sony. Our company has since changed the company camera which is in my care now. Its a Canon EOS 1000D and its great especially for closeup shots. I still do food shots for our menus and promotional materials but now I always bring my cameras around everywhere go.

I like photographing such things, nature makes it's own designs and we need to do nothing but look.

We found ourselves the only ones down in the canyon and came across these mule deer taking it easy. As you can see they really did not want to get up!

We came across many of these caterpillars feeding on Nettle and some other plants.

Life is a series of memories. Sometimes it's very hard to look back into life and remember past memories. Life has become so much busy that we don't have any time to remember the unforgettable moments

I like watching the squirrels and the chipmunks. This pair of Siskiyou Chipmunks was seen on our National Grasslands and we really do not see to many there.

Brief encounter: Dodge Viper SRT-10 the skies opened up and the sun shone down upon us here at top speed recently when we received a call from our test car supplier letting us know that they had something special in store for this nbsp ..." >

Perspective law builds shapes in the image, yet it's our mindset that defines the range of visibility in the artwork. Thus wet flatness underfoot revealed its heroes, who enabled me to paint - inspired to open the heart. Thus while gazing at the puddle, I understood we both were searching for the color.

We always seam to catch ourselves down in the canyon. I LOVE the canyon!! All year around there are things to see and do!

The lake (Lake Billy Chinook Oregon), was pretty choppy Saturday evening when we were heading home.

We went to a marsh Sunday where I found this Mountain Bluebird.

Friday I was not around for Guy announced Thursday night we are heading out in the morning and to make sure battery is charging and my camera bag is ready to go!! The truck, the dogs everything was ready to go as I was still wiping sleep out of my eyes early Friday morning!

Meet our White Lily Flower that is part of our Lily patch. Since Guy is home I asked him the name of this Lily to see if he could remember the name for everything has a name. Na he did not remember. We have had this blooming for several years now.

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In May 2015, Your Shot member Yusri Salleh took his "first photo adventure," a ten-day trip to New Zealand, where he captured this image of the famed lone tree of Lake Wanaka. Setting the scene required some consideration. "When we arrived at the planned location, there were almost 30 photographers there!" writes Salleh. "The fog was too thick and the color was dull. A black-and-white image was the best option for the situation. I wanted the image to be moody, quietly [mysterious], and different."

With the ever-growing popularity of using mirrorless cameras with lens adapters, we are pleased to announce the opening of a new forum: Adapted Lens Talk. Thanks to the proposal and volunteer work of its moderator, Tom Caldwell, the forum has taken off dramatically and is full of vintage lens deliciousness.