Friday, December 28, 2007
Marty's New Camera
Just thought I'd share a couple of pictures that Marty took with his new camera. It looks big and scary to me - hopefully I'll be able to figure it out too. First up is Cameron ... and second up is Gracie in the Christmas tree.
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Great shot of Holly in the tree! Ed got a new professional camera for Christmas as well. It isn't a digital, he wanted a film camera! So I gave him a certificate to take a class at the college on how to use it, hopefully he will figure it out. I love my digital camera and have NO DESIRE to learn the film camera.
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Fabulous pics. Good luck learning to use the new camera!
ReplyDeleteNow there's two cute kids! I wish I'd had a digital camera when my boys were young; make the most of documenting the family (cats included) with the new toy.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, have fun experimenting with the new camera.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics---Enjoy the New year weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a .. dare I say .. beautiful child - delightful smile. Ya dun good with that boy!
ReplyDeleteAnd the kitten? ARen't they a source of continual entertainment?
Happy New Year!
Great photos! I got a new camera for my birthday in June....lots of settings and I probably only use a 1/4 of them but I love it and it takes wonderful photos. I recently bought a book to teach me to use some of the more advanced features but with the holidays I haven't played with it much.
ReplyDeleteYou can figure it out I'm sure!
our Holly loves the tree too. but she likes sleeping under the Christmas tree skirt! Adorable pics!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures - particularly of your little tree climber! Our kids got a new camera a few weeks ago - just the sight of it scares me. The regular lens must be at least 8" or more long!
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