Our Pumpkins...

I made the Charlie Brown on the left, and Marina made
the spider in it's web on the right. Good times!

Rattlesnake Point, Redux...

Marina and I went to Springridge Farm in Milton, Ontario yesturday to get our pumpkins.
I took the G7 along, and on the way back we stopped at the spot where I made the
photograph "Rattlesnake Point". I wanted to see the quality of a G7 landscape image,
and although it's no where near the quality of my Nikon D70s, it's still great for a
compact camera. I'm very impressed!

Parking Lot Sunset...

I picked up a Canon G7 today, and this is one of the first shots I made with it.
Nothing fancy...I was testing it for image quality. So far, I'm impressed! I'm
amazed at how much photographic control this little point and shoot allows. Great
camera! I'm looking forward to pushing this camera to it's limits!

A Bit Too Close...

Mailbox, Caledon...

"Mr. Bunnerton..."

"...Mr. Bunny Bunnerton, you have a call on line one". This is my brother's rabbit, "Pesto" on Thanksgiving.

Tree Frame...

I made this a few weeks ago on Maclaren Road near the Forks of the Credit. One of my favourite spots.

Sorry for the lack of posts this past week. Work has kept me extra busy and tired
to the point that I have barely logged on to check my email let alone work on
photographs. I will try and be more diligent in the coming weeks! =0)

Spider Web

While photographing some leaves, Marina pointed out a giant spider above my head. Pretty cool, eh?

Maple Tree...

This was my first outing with my new Nikon 18-135 lens. I decided against the 18-200
for a few reasons: The price, the fact that I shoot mainly at the wide end so the VR
isn't really needed, and in most cases those who tried both lenses on the net said
that the 18-135 had sharper overall images. I can attest to that last comment. I
can't believe how great this lens is, and at such a great price! If anyone is looking
for a great Nikon zoom lens, I recommend this one highly!

Canadian Leaf Flag...

On our way back from Parry Sound, Marina and I stopped by the Niagara Escarpment
to make some photographs in the fog. She pointed out this great red maple leaf
covered in dew, and it reminded me of our flag.

A Rolling...Horse?

Again, this was made in the Grange Equestrian Village.

This will probably be my last post until next Monday or Tuesday because I'm heading
up to Parry Sound for the long weekend to shoot a friend's wedding. Have a great
Thanksgiving, and an awesome Columbus Day for my American visitors!

A Lake in Erin...

Marina and I went out to the Forks of the Credit last weekend, and dropped by Erin to stroll a bit. Despite having been to Erin many, MANY times I never knew there was a lake there! Go figure!