I was able to get outside this afternoon and evening and get some new photos for the first time in quite some time. I got a bunch of nice shots of the end of a cold late-winter day, featuring an iced-over Tyler Creek. Stay tuned for those.This is the current moon phase. It will be full in about three days.
Along with my trusty Nikon FM10 fully manual film camera, I took along my daughter's Kodak Easy Share C633, a point and shoot digital camera. I did a few side-by-side shots with the Kodak and Nikon - my first real foray into the digital photography realm. I must say I'm quite impressed by what a simple point and shoot digital camera can do with a little care in setting up shots. I'll intersperse a couple of those among my film offerings over the course of the next few days.
For now, I'm thawing out. Wind chill was near zero while I was out tonight.
2 comments:
Georgeous photograph. Glad you braved the freezing winds to capture it. Was this taken with your Nikon?
Yes, taken with the Nikon and a 70-210mm zoom lens. The one drawback of the point and shoot is its limited zoom capabilities.
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