I have a Canon Rebel XT and a EF 28-135mm lens, a EF 75-300mm lens and a EFS 60mm Macro lens (all Canon). I've never really done any pp, but got Photoshop Elements last year and am slowly learning to do some post processing.
I began posting on the daily photos community two years ago and hope that making this effort on a daily basis has helped to improve my photography skills -- but realize that I still have a long way to go! Any suggestions for improvement are greatly appreciated.
To check out my daily photos from 2008, click here.
If anyone would like to contact me, my e-mail is irishmurr57@yahoo.com.
All images ©Copyright Carolyn S. Murray 2009 unless otherwise specified.
I began posting on the daily photos community two years ago and hope that making this effort on a daily basis has helped to improve my photography skills -- but realize that I still have a long way to go! Any suggestions for improvement are greatly appreciated.
To check out my daily photos from 2008, click here.
If anyone would like to contact me, my e-mail is irishmurr57@yahoo.com.
All images ©Copyright Carolyn S. Murray 2009 unless otherwise specified.
Maeve turned six months old today, so we thought it was time for some naked baby shots. And you know there's a funny story to go with this photo shoot ...... of course:
Maeve likes to put her arms out like this -- whether she's laying on her tummy, sitting, whatever. Well, I wanted her hands in front of her for a shot and Photo Assistant Larry was on the j.o.b. I was all ready with the camera and grandpa would put Maeve's hands nicely in front of her, but the minute he let go , it was like they were on a spring. Boing! Here they were, and here they stayed. I think that's why we got this smile from Maeve Margaret -- she knew she'd gotten the best of us again. That, and the fact that we were laughing at her antics. (April 14, 2009)
“Accept the challenges so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory.”
~~ General George S. Patton
Maeve likes to put her arms out like this -- whether she's laying on her tummy, sitting, whatever. Well, I wanted her hands in front of her for a shot and Photo Assistant Larry was on the j.o.b. I was all ready with the camera and grandpa would put Maeve's hands nicely in front of her, but the minute he let go , it was like they were on a spring. Boing! Here they were, and here they stayed. I think that's why we got this smile from Maeve Margaret -- she knew she'd gotten the best of us again. That, and the fact that we were laughing at her antics. (April 14, 2009)
“Accept the challenges so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory.”
~~ General George S. Patton
Maeve turned six months old today, so we thought it was time for some naked baby shots. And you know there's a funny story to go with this photo shoot ...... of course:
Maeve likes to put her arms out like this -- whether she's laying on her tummy, sitting, whatever. Well, I wanted her hands in front of her for a shot and Photo Assistant Larry was on the j.o.b. I was all ready with the camera and grandpa would put Maeve's hands nicely in front of her, but the minute he let go , it was like they were on a spring. Boing! Here they were, and here they stayed. I think that's why we got this smile from Maeve Margaret -- she knew she'd gotten the best of us again. That, and the fact that we were laughing at her antics. (April 14, 2009)
“Accept the challenges so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory.”
~~ General George S. Patton
Maeve likes to put her arms out like this -- whether she's laying on her tummy, sitting, whatever. Well, I wanted her hands in front of her for a shot and Photo Assistant Larry was on the j.o.b. I was all ready with the camera and grandpa would put Maeve's hands nicely in front of her, but the minute he let go , it was like they were on a spring. Boing! Here they were, and here they stayed. I think that's why we got this smile from Maeve Margaret -- she knew she'd gotten the best of us again. That, and the fact that we were laughing at her antics. (April 14, 2009)
“Accept the challenges so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory.”
~~ General George S. Patton
