He was deeply and languidly asleep. Experimenting with the settings on the camera, I took a bunch of pictures of him, blissed out in the dappled light.
Unaccountably, the nighttime setting took the best pictures of the midday sun. Too bad, in a way, because my arthritic hands find it hard to hold the camera steady for the long exposure. Lots of blurry shots required to get one good one!
Harry eventually woke up and decided that he should play with the light too. Here he is, chasing his shadow -- again, caught with the nighttime setting.
Daisy knows how to play as well. Here she is with her own reflection.
I continued to play with the light. Here's a picture for Sophie, who gave her youngest daughter a deep and abiding love of blue and green Christmas lights.
1 comment:
Hey Sara and Kelly,
Love the photos taken with the night setting, will have to try in on mine in the daytime as well. Remember the blur probably has little to do with your arthritis, the night setting is a slow shutter speed.
Thanks for sharing the blue and green Christmas light preference of Aunt Sophie's, it's nice to know these little family quirks!
Elaine
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