A few weeks ago I had a lovely dinner at my mother’s, and captured a few photos.
The adorable Simon:
Milo the cat wasn’t too pleased with my camera:
I captured some photos of the flowers in her garden, and also walking to/from the dinner get-together:
Passing my the LCBO at Summerhill on the way home:
(Equipment used: Canon EOS-1D MarkIV (new version of this camera is the Canon EOS-1D X Digital), Canon 50 f1.4 lens)
A few photos from some recent walks now that spring has finally sprung in Toronto:
(Equipment used: Canon EOS-1D MarkIV (new version of this camera is the Canon EOS-1D X Digital), & Canon 85 f1.2L lens)
I saw a great cat photograph on Google+ which motivated me to get out with my camera on Saturday, looking for cats out and about in the neighbourhood.
I met Denise, and just love her one orange paw, isn’t she adorable?:
This is James, he lives in the same house as Denise:
I also met a puppy (+ few more cat photos):
On Sunday Noah and I headed out to do some errands, at Whole Foods, in Yorkville, and then over to Yonge Street:
Kept it light, and just took my old Canon 5D and the Canon 50 f1.4 lens:
Captured a few shots of Alice on the back deck when we returned home:
A collection of nature photography images I’ve captured over the last few weeks.
(Equipment: Canon 1DMkIV with either the Canon 85 1.2L, Canon 100 f2.8 Macro or the Lensbaby Composer lens.)
This image was shot wide open with the Lensbaby composer:
This collection of images was captured with the Lensbaby Composer:
Discovered this hornet on my deck last Friday afternoon. Could tell he wasn’t long for this world, as he couldn’t fly:
The next morning I found him on the deck, he became my still-life subject for the weekend:
Catch-up blog posting of some recent iPhoneography.
Some Toronto street photography:
A few random shots:
My still-life subject of the month 😉 :
The best camera is the one you have with you, if you would like to learn how to photograph and process images on your Apple iPhone, check out my iPhoneography Workshop.
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