Senior Girl

Kacey (my oldest) finally got her braces off and we were able to do her drape photo for the yearbook. Anything I should change before submitting? This was taking in my garage with natural light and a bit of fill flash - white reflect below her.

Look what I found...

...in my back yard. It's an animal, right? (it's certainly BIG enuf to qualify!)

ISO 400, ss125, f5

ok still no animals sorry

but here is another shot from my last wedding as I've finally finished proofing all of them

d70 manual mode, 50mm iso 1600 f3.5 1/100

My newborn from the other night.
He was such a cutie.

My Grandmother's Hands

I took my camera with me today when I went to visit my grandmother. I've been wanting to take this picture for a long time, but she's a tough one to get to agree. Fortunately, today she was in a good mood. I think that seeing the photo actually made me "see" the years in her hands more than I had before. I'm sorry I didn't make a note of the settings.

I'm finished...

...with the football program...YEA!

Now I must go clean house, so here's an old one.

ISO125,ss60,f4 with fill flash

ps. this is my neice Maggie, isn't she adorable?

first try at gels

I bought a bag of gels at a garage sale. So I played a little this morning. Hair light 8.0 main 8.0 fill 5.6. And the back light I just did several shots to see what would happen at different lights. These are turned all the way up so they are super saturated. Wow all of these on the same background. This may be my NEW addiction!!! LOL and will save space in my studio too.

My Hubby!!!! LOL

WARNING>>>>>

It is Mr. Cool himself!
hehe
Took some shots for his
birthday invite.

Pigs former home

This is where the bulb came from. This is sooc. Can anyone else see the "rainbow" in the sky? Or is it just me? It's a perfect clear day, no clouds anywhere. Don't know what that effect is from.

Settings ISO 200, 1/750, f/5.6 Kit lens on my 10d, so I couldn't get any closer.

Pet pig.....?

Okay, there's a story here. My dh works for a company that does work at the college I'm attending. So he was there today changing 1000 watt (yes 1000 watt ) bulbs in the parking lot. They take the blown bulbs down and draw faces on them. (oh, did I mention they were working. lol) They said they look like pigs? Anyway. This is sooc. Dragged the shutter to get it exposed correctly. It was such a bright day and the bulb being white, the camera meter wanted to underexpose the bulb. And what I like is the apeture was at 5.6, I focused on the eyes and the nose is oof, but the mouth and eyes are in focus. That's the apeture at work for you! settings. ISO 200, SS 1/500 f/5.6.

No butts about it...

...mines from the San Diego Zoo also :)

ISO1000, ss100, f4

I think I love butts:P

Okay these r old I DIDN'T TAKE ONE SINGLE PIC TODAY i have been busy shopping ect all day haha :) but here r some more animal buts for ya, u prob already seen them but they r some of my favs hhehe...I took these when I was at the San Diego Zoo

My latest Senior

Sorry I haven't been doing pets, but I've been doing sessions...which I think we can agree is more productive. :) Here is my last session. I have a question. Which do you like better? One has a Kubota action to make the face paler. f10 ss80 (don't ask me howI did this) iso 100

Lady

OK, so here's my pic for today. This is Lady, our other dog. She's the mum to simba the black dog I posted a pic of the other day. I am not gonna do settings today...too tired. I'm lucky I got a pic posted! :P

From last night

A senior session that I had last night.
:)

ok so this is animal week?

Ok I don't have an animal for this post but I will on the next one. One detail shot from my last wedding. Settings: d70 manual mode, 50mm iso 1600 f4.5 1/250.

Ipod and kitty...

...2 of my daughters favorite things.

ISO 640, ss60, f4 with fill flash

3 of my animals :P

Settings: f4.5, ss 250, iso 200

Will work for food

I hope there aren't any cat labor laws! If you saw the picture of the kittens in the teacup, this is two of them.I've been learning to use my speedlight as a "natural" light look. These were taken in a pretty dark, unfinished basement. The slow ss picked up my office light which was the brightest light down there!

settings ISO 400 ss1/30 f/5.6 flash boucned to the left and I think a +1 compensation. This is sooc.

How many cats...

...does it take before you finally run out of names for them? This little sweetie is Thing 1 (and his sister is Thing 2)... I do believe we may have reached critical mass here.

ISO 500, ss60, f4 with flash

ps. my son said that he wanted to give Thing 1 a 'real' name, so he has decided to call him Couch....yeah, that's much better :)

Greenriver Community College Volleyball team

These are from my shoot tonight for the college volleyball team. Such pretty girls.

Our Little Princess

This is the queen of our universe - we call her Mandi. ISO 200, SS 1/60, F 8.0

Simba...

This is our dog, Simba. He's so stinkin cute! :) ISO 100, SS 1/80, f/2.2

It once was kinda of an animal right? lol

ohhh and it has red just incase I am wrong about this weeks theme lol

Not sure what this weeks theme is...

...so I'm posting one of a PET with some RED wine taken in my BACK YARD with FLASH and then PHOTOSHOPPED with the poster filter...... take your pick :)

ISO800,ss200,f5.6

ok ...just one more LOL

one more from today. This one may just be my favorite out of the whole bunch. But I haven't gone through them all yet.

Dirty Bird :)

I'm waiting for the hubby as he runs into the shopper's drug mart and I look up in the sky.......what do i see????? its a bird, mabye, a plane, no, ohhh its the dirty bird!

another senior

ok I worked on this most of the night. Just trying to figure out how to do it. Please don't ask me for settings.. I'm way too tired. Tomorrow night I do the college volleyball team. Nope not gunna show them this one.. LOL

My poor lil baby! :(

Well, Lachlan decided to split his forehead open. I guess he fell down the stairs at back door (according to Byron) so we ended up making a trip down to the Urgent Care Clinic where he ended up with 3 stitches. ISO 100, SS 1/80, f/3.5

Red Hot

ISO3200 (and that was on purpose Tesa:) ss100, f5.6

from my last shoot

iso 100 ss125 f8 I converted to 70-20-10 and then did a little contrast. burned the midtones on her hair and her eyes at 11%. did a little skin softening too. Just leaving for an outdoor one today. It is as dark as dark can be. It's probably going to rain!!!

My mailbox...

Settings: f4.5, ss 800, iso 100

My little girl...

ISO 100, SS 1/125, f/5.6

Big red bug

made out of canvas...

ISO640, ss250, f5

Senior in Red

Isn't it great when your subjects comply with your theme for the week? This is my latest senior. Red is certainly her color! ISO 100, SS 500, F 4

I'm going to put this senior in here with her trombone....ha ha ha if I'll be able to do it again it will be a miracle.

Danny and Mr. Darcy

just running in for a session and wanted to test something. no lights in front lights on back at f11 all the way across. iso100 f 8 ss125. In photoshop I isolated him to make him darker and fiddled with the back. Don't ask me what I did cause I can never repeat things. LOL

Red Gatorade...

Which is what my kids have been living off of since they've been sick all week long...The girls both missed the first two days of school! ISO 100, SS 1/250, f/5.6

Another Red 1

Settings: f4, ss 640, iso 1600 PLS don't ask lol

Salsa

Well soon anyway. Fresh from the garden dirt and all. Just waiting to be canned.

Settings. ISO 400 1/60 f2.8 Flash ETTL bounced off ceiling and wall left +2/3 exposure comp.

Red heart...

..on the gate in our backyard.

ISO400, ss250, f4

Red Finally!

I've been working hard to get my latest wedding edited and online. Let me just say that 10mp images take WAY LONGER than 6mp images to upload!!! Anyway, here is my hot red toaster oven. ISO 100, ss 1/60, f 5.6 with fill flash dialed down to -1.0

I'd love CC on my latest wedding. you can view it at www.lifescapturedmoments.smugmug.com Client Galleries - Weddings - Kaitlin and Serhiy I'd say 15% of the images I used from my second shooter - so feel free to comment on any and all images. Please email CC to shaver51@comcast.net THANKS!

no red tonight

But this was from my last photo shoot. Here is the before and after. iso 100 f8 ss125

STOP!!

ISO 320, (yeah i forgot to change it!) SS 1/3200, f/3.5

Red Rose :)

Settings: f4.5, ss 80, iso200

Red Barberry

ISO400, ss160, f5

red kyak

I tried to apply the rule of thirds...but this one was really hard. Do you think I did it?

Hi all!!

A quick hi and my first post.

This was taken on a very bright sunny day and kinda underexposed. Settings - ISO 200, 1/250, f5.6.

Sizzleeeeeeeee-lee-leeeeee - Red HOT-HOTTIE :)

Thought I would heat things up with this young hottie............ohhh wait........isn't that my hubby? lol....Ok nobody (LINDY) tell him I called him red hot, or sizzly haha :) but wow he is hot isn't he? :P I gotta go find him and give him a slap! :P Imagine if he knew I liked him! lol

Just an old bike...

..but look, it has red on it!

ISO640, ss200, f5

A boy and a Red wall.
Actually, I painted the wall red
but oh well. ;)

I am back :)

Well I am so happy to be home hehe :) Here is a shot I took of Will while we were at the park, with his new RED Superman hat :) I played with it a bit in PS cuz it was so sunny, so many shadows ect but you can see the hat is still red :) Hope everyone had a great weekend, and yahhh I am still on holidays!

Settings: f16, ss 200, iso 200 (sunny16rule)

My first red pic...

...and I will now go read the thread Ruth posted.

ISO640, ss200, f5.

Red flowers

I tried to keep the grid lines on but I couldn't. Anyone know how to do that? Anyway her eyes are on a cross sections and her bouquet on the lower one. Is this correct????

red truck

This week ladies I'm going to do red...AND work on my Rule of thirds. I found a tutorial on how to quickly use it in photoshop. Pretty cool. So this week I will emphasize on that.

www.lunacore.com/photoshop/tutorials/tut023_2.htm

Last one...

from my backyard.

ISO200, ss200, f4 + upped the saturation and contrast.

This weeks theme is RED....it is pouring down rain here so I'll be doing something inside. ok, I'm off to find red and do something interesting with it.

Cabernet grapes....

...which someday we will ATTEMPT to make wine out of :)

ISO200, ss125, f4 with flash.

introducing Vincent

I just finished proofing this session so it is my picture for the day.

www.photographybyruth.com/Vincent

later.........

attention everyone!!!

(clearing her throat) We are going to invite Kelly Cook to join our little traveling minstrel show. I think she will add an abundance of what ever........... LOL I'm just NOT a literary person! LOL

I think everyone but Tesa knows her...and Tesa you'll just have to get to know her! She'll be popping in really soon. As soon as I can get her invitation out to her.

Thanks all!!! Now everyone get back to work either with sessions or something in your backyard! :)

I'm not sure what this is called...

...but I thought it was pretty.

ISO200,ss200, f4

testing...is the mic on???

session tonight

I guess I'm really tired. I could have sworn I posted this. Oh well, iso 100 ss 125 f8.0. Boys are HARD to photograph! Nough said. Nite all!!!!!

session tonight

f8 iso00 ss125. This guy this evening was so hard because he didn't want to be there. You should have seen the daggers he kept sending his mom. But I'm glad I bought this jacket and made him wear it. He looks handsome. I'll have the rest finished tomorrow and I'll post the link. Nite all!!!

I won't be posting for the rest of this week so here they all are :)

I am out for the rest of the week, it's holidays ladies :) Hope you all have a GREAT weekend and I will see you all again "hopefully" next week! chow!

One more from last session

ok I finsished proofing finally from my last session and here is one more! Settings d40 m, iso 1600 at 65mm f7.1 1/500

Happy Birthday Jen!!

I got this Sexy Comment from Commentsheaven.com!

An old Lantern...

...hanging on the fence.

ISO400, ss100, f5

Once again NO picture of my backyard. I'm so sorry but I've got to get these sessions out because they just start backing up.

www.photographybyruth.com/Savannah

and I have two more seniors this weekend. But I'm glad to be busy.

Nity Nite!!!

Sorry I have been away for awhile :)

I thought I better get back in gear, so many things going on lately! Anyways here is one:

Settings: 50mm lens @ f1.8, ss 1000, iso 400 (Don't Ask :)

Defog/Sharpen4Web/hotfudge

Just watering the lawn....

...the ole fashioned way.

ISO200,ss200. f4 with flash...upped the saturation and contrast.

Just shoot me...

OK here I was trying to get a good shot of all four kids together. It SUCKED! Is asking for ONE pic of all four of them looking nice at me too much to ask??! I needed a drink after this shoot! LOL

Golf Course

This was the ring shot from last weekend's wedding. The hills in the background were amazing, but hard to capture at this angle! ISO 200, F 5.6, SS 800 with fill flash

Red and Black

Went for some urban retro with my latest photoshoot. settings d40 m at 70mm f.50 1/1250 iso 1600

Tiffany's wedding in California

k kids I couldn't take a picture today but I finally finished my wedding from last month. Go and have a look see

www.photographybyruth.com/Pierce

And what does everyone think about bringing someone else on? Our numbers seem to be dribbling and maybe some new blood would give us a kick in the pants.

Nite all I'm exhausted!!!

Just wanted to show off Tiffani.
She started the big K yesterday
and she had a blast!
:)

Extensive DOF

Okay, not my backyard (but wouldn't that be cool?) This is one of the engagement shots I took yesterday at the park. For this one I wanted the background in focus, so I shot on f8. Don't remember other settings, sorry.

Another flower...

...but at least it's not a rose (guess I'll have to save that one for tomorrow:). And at least this pic was taken in my own backyard (we don't have horses).

ISO 200, ss400, f4.

flower in backyard

f2.8 iso400 ss 1/160 If you guy knew I have the worst back yard in the world. This is going to be a hard week for me. LOL

Look at me!

OK, not a great shot and not even my back yard, but we were at dinner at a friends last night and I thought I would at least try to post SOMETHING.

ISO500, ss640, f4

ps. and the darned thing kept trying to lick my camera lens!!!

Are we still doing themes?
Here is my senior from
Friday. :)

ok something small and simple

how about some colorful feet! Settings d70 m, 85mm 2.8 iso 400 1/1250

my new sports business card

Please check my spelling. I'm awful! Is the background dark enough? Light enough??? give it up girlfriends! I want to order these tomorrow. Thanks!

my senior today

This is from my senior session today. She brought her "captain of the football team" with her. This session was so much fun! iso 100 I metered the background to F11 and the main F8 and the Fill F5.6 and shot at 8 ss125 Didn't quite nail the high key because one of my back light as a grid on it and I'm just too lazy to switch it out!! She did both an indoor and outdoor session today so I'll post an outside one tomorrow.

Rehearsal Play

Ladies, I'm in south AL today getting ready to shoot a wedding on the golf course. I couldn't resist this shot last night at the rehearsal. I metered off the sky - close to the sun. Then focused on his head and took the shot. ISO 100, SS 1200, F 4.6

ok, this is for Ruth

Here is your chair shot that you liked so much! Settings, d70 mf, with 85mm iso 400 f7.1 1/500

I'm tired

yawn.....two nights in a row proofing this senior. I have no energy to post. So you can just go and see her proofs...LOL

www.photographybyruth.com/Amber

WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE ORDER SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for letting me vent. :) nite all!

And on to the girls session...

...much prettier than those silly football players.

ISO 400, ss200, f5 with flash

me either

I don't have the shutter lag, but school portraits seem to be the thing so I'll post one of my daughters pics from our little photoshoot. settings d70 mf, at 85mm iso 400

f4.0 1/3200 did a urban acid run on the photo.

TIPS

Okay Ladies, You might not want this info, but I'll share for those who do. These are notes that I took as I read through the ILP forum on dragging the shutter.

Dragging the Shutter (basically, using a lower shutter speed in a low light situation in order to balance the ambient background light to your flash output)

You Want to ignore camera meter and let the flash do the work:

high ISO (400-600)
slow SS 1/40 or less
AP begin around 4.0
WB: Auto
Bounce the flash if possible, adjust flash output as needed (this can be done on the flash or
with the camera's flash EV - or as you learn more, by opening up the Aperture

FACTS:
1. Aperture controls the light output from the flash
Shutter speed controls the amount of ambient light

2. If you want more flash power you'd use a smaller aperature. BUT smaller aperture means a stronger flash so you'll have a longer recharge time for the flash to fire again (so try adjusting the flash output on the flash or in camera first)

Another setting for nighttime interior - posted by MLK

ISO 400
F 4.0
SS 1/30
bounce flash if possible

note: the dark room will make the pupils of a person really large, so take a couple of consecutive shots so that the flash reduces them

Hope this helps, Cindy

I'm here I'm here

I had a session on Monday and I'm frantically trying to finish proofing cause I have another session on Sat. Since we can use sessions, here are three. One for Monday, Tues. and Wed.

I am lost...

Yap I am lost sorry guys I haven't been posting but I been working lots and now have a sick lil boy on my hands....hopefully I will catch up soon :) "sorry ma"

Another from the loser....

...who thinks she can post just anything. Still editing football shots so here's another.

ISO200, ss250, f5....desaturated and colored ball back in.

candle light

Okay, still working on the ss/ambient light/dragging, etc. I had to play with the settings a lot to get this one so I could see the flame, not blow it out and get reasonable background light. It was completely dark in the room, I forgot to raise my ISO (hey, you know me and those ISO issues). So, my settings are ISO 100, ss 1/10 and f14. I'm trying to keep in mind the top in the forum: SS affects background light and the AP affects the flash.

Favorite from today...

....yeah I know it's not a shutter drag photo but it's all I got (so there:)

ISO 200, ss1000, f5

I'm here Ruth....

...just haven't had a chance to even read the ILP thread yet...SORRY!
I was asked to do the photography for the High School Football program and of course they want it done yesterday....football, band and cheerleaders - just some action shots...up close...so you can see their faces...Varsity and JV - no biggie!!!

I am now in the process of proofing 432 pics and I haven't even done the girls yet (one of the joys of digital is that you can take SO many photos....geez!!!).

Anyway, I just wanted to let everyone know (or at least those willing to read this far:) what next weeks theme will be. Lets take the 'In your own backyard' idea and add shallow DOF to it. So we'll be doing a backyard DOF shot.....OK?

And I will say that I am having a hard time coming up with other additions to my original themes so would it be out of line to ask everyone to contribute one theme....since I really don't know what I'm doing here and would appreciate some help? Or maybe one of you (hint,hint, Ruth) could do this first set instead of the moron (that would be me:). Let me know!!!

sorry no post

sorry guys but I had a session last night from the time I got home from work until 10pm. I'll post a photo from that session tonight.....
AND I promise to do a shutter drag.

So????????????? where is my posse?????????

Trying for Distance

Okay, settings are listed on image. I tried to bounce inside, but my ceiling in this room was just too high, so I shot straight on with Omnibounce, I still have pinlights in her eyes.

I wanted to know about how far from a subject I could get and still have it work, so out to the back yard we went. As you can see, the DOF for light falls off drastically behind her and she has RED EYES!

my first shutter drag

ok I totally don't get it. But with practice maybe I'll understand. The article says iso400 f4.0 ss30 No way did that work for me. so I had to play with stuff, with my iso 1000 it is really grainy and I don't like it. Also, you can see the pin flash in his eyes. How do you get rid of that?

Oh...and it came out really warm...even on the flash mode and on AWB. wassup with that? Yup, this is going to take some practice. Cindy I noticed you took it at f8.0. I got all kinds of ghost at 2.8 when he moved.

Dragging the Shutter

Okay, my house is VERY well lit from window light - so I shut all doors to my room and threw a blanket over the window because I couldn't wait until dark to give this a try. Now, I see that the focus isn't sharp. I do need a touch more flash on her (this is SOOC). I raised my ISO to 400, lowered the shutter speed to 1" and ended up with AP at 8 to keep from getting a ghosting effect. Once the flash fired, she left the scene - so as you see, it works. Now, to get willing subjects!!!

OK my pic for Saturday (even though it's Sun morning)

Ok, we went to the demolition derby last night and we let a friend borrow our trailer so they could get their derby car to and from the derby. Well, since we let them borrow the trailer they wrote my url for my website on the side of it for everyone to see!! This was taken with my P&S camera, so no settings for this post!

ok I've been thinking and have heard back from a few. Jen??? did you not get the email cause I didn't hear from you! I'm really sorry if you didn't. But here goes.... All still want to be in the blog, all of us have good intentions....summer is BUSY BUSY BUSY. And we are photographers on top of that.

I agree with what everyone has said.

1. Make the themes meaningful
2. allow for our business to grow and feel overwhelmed
3. have fun with it and not make it a chore

so............. this is what I'm thinking. We started this blog for us to grow individually, so if you want to grow you have to push yourself. But there are gunna be days that you JUST CAN'T.

so, lets keep with the themes but lets' look for ways to make it meaningful. For example. If the theme is red.... (good one) also add a twist... dof, long exposure, flash, ps it, and we can repeat those things over and over because it is good for us.

So for next week. (starting tomorrow) and this is a biggy....please read.

http://ilovephotography.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=215560&st=195

...at ILP and lets do it. You just need complete darkness. I think you will all be very surprised at what you'll find out. I'm gunna have to re read it for me to understand as well. But the premise is, your flash freezes the action and your camera lets in the light. You can make a completely dark room look like daylight. It is called dragging the shutter. You set your shutter really slow but the flash stopped the action so you could totally walk out of the frame while the shutter is still open and you photo will be tack sharp. Best to ready it.

So Meg, could you redo your themes?? Using the ones you did and put something else with it. Life DOF for the whole week....or flash for the whole week.

sorry for being so long winded. Man, I'm tired now!! LOL

a la foot

my foot in our car. I was working on depth of field. I suppose it is underexposed but did you really want to see my foot? iso200 f3.2 ss1/800

ok I just finished proofing my session and I think we should be able to post an image from that. So this isn't a car but she could be a car model...LOL Oh and aren't books the door to something???? Can't remember that saying. Someone finish it...LOL

Another view...

...of the Morgan (can you tell I like this car?!).

ISO 1600, ss100, f5

Oh yeah baby!!

It is a lambo!! Yeah don't drool on the keyboard ok...:)LOL

I took this girl out for a photoshoot and gave her the best shoot she ever had!!! She was shocked when we saw this and that she got to get a pic with it!! Settings d70 mf, at 50mm iso 1600, f 1.8 1/160

I'm baaaaaccckkkkkk!

Did you miss me?? Ok so I'm tryin to get outta my photography rut so here goes...

If you look closely at Brianna, you can see my minivan in her sunnies! Look REALLY hard and you can slightly see my Walker Photography logo on the back windows too! :)

ISO 1600 (yeah one of those times I forgot to change it) SS 1/500, f/7.1

Hmmm doesn't this look familar??? lol

haha yap that would be JD doing a Britney Spears with Will on his lap :) hmm at least I "think" she was watching the road! :P

My Freakin List... (hope you're happy, Tesa!!!)

MY FREAKIN LIST….. (I hope you’re happy, Tesa!!)

Eyes
Panning shots
Still life
Old time photos
Landscapes
Self portraits
Textures
Exposure

There's a list of ideas from me.. LOL

Let's Talk Themes

Okay, I confess, I'm a slacker. There are days when I don't pick up my camera (hanging head in shame). Then there are others where I do a shoot, but don't take the time to photograph the "theme" item for the week.

Here's what I'd like to see come of this blog:

I'm in this to learn. I'd love for us to try new techniques/skills that others have displayed and done with success. For example, easy ones would be depth of field, stopping and blurring motions, etc. More complicated might be shooting with one light, shooting with two lights, bouncing flash off a poster board to the side of your subject, etc.

I know that it seems every time I shoot I learn something, so it would be great that as we take on these techniques, we also post lessons learned. For example, the 10 second shutter speed just doesn't work on a sunny day, no matter what filter I used!

I think Lindy's idea of posting an image from a client shoot on those days is also acceptable. Especially if you are posting the exif data and maybe telling about how you set up the shot. I've learned a lot just reading comments made on images on the ILP and Shuttermom forums.

Just my 2cents!

All group conference

ok everyone I just sent ya'll an email. Please repsond asap so we can get a conversation going :) Let's make some decisions....my vote is sitting by a pool in Hawaii. Oh wait I AM GOING TO HAWAII... lol anyone want to come with me?

Themes

OK, I was asked by Ruth to come up with some themes for the next couple of weeks and since no one objected (you snooze you lose) here's what I have come up with (and I couldn't find a list so I made up my own)

Week of Aug. 5th.....Flash - as per Ruths suggestion (I will let her explain the parameters because I'm not sure what they are:)

week of Aug. 12th....In your own backyard (pretty much anything in your yard or garden)

week of Aug. 19th...Red

week of Aug. 26th...Pets/animals

week of Sept. 2nd...Everyday objects (seen in a different or interesting way)

week of Sept. 9th...windows

I am only picking 6 so more people will have a chance to participate in choosing themes (and because I can't think of anything else!)

Did I do this correctly Ruth???

James Bond car...

...an Aston Martin.

ISO1600, ss160, f4 with flash.

It's right side up if you twist your head enough

Please have pitty on me. I'm so busy proofing sessions and I have 3 more coming up right on their heels. I know I posted this one already but indulge me again!!! It is a truck after all :)

Ok Ruth here ya go....geshhh ur pushy! :)

Ya ya its a boat, it was this or nothing ladies lol

Can't have Lightning McQueen without
Mater!
Like ta-mater but without the ta!

oh I got a car for you

ok I don't have very many but I do have a couple of pics for this week

settings d70 mf 34mm f4.5 1/1000 iso 800