Through My Looking Glass: June 2010

Friday, June 25, 2010

Week Three-Geocaching

Geocaching on R mountain (a.k.a. Menan Buttes).

18mm, 1/1250, F/11, ISO 3200

Andrew and Heidi.

18mm, 1/1250, F/11, ISO 3200

Andrew playing in a cave.
18mm, 1/640, F/5.3, ISO 200

18mm, 1/640, F/4.5, ISO 200

18mm, 1/640, F/4.5, ISO 200

Took the photo and realized that we had found our geocach! It's the blurry pink square on the rocks. 18mm, 1/640, F/5.6, ISO 200

Our geocach!

18mm, 1/640, F/5, ISO 200Andrew climbing up to the geocach.

18mm, 1/640, F/4.5, ISO 200

Mary had a little lamb, little lamb...

18mm, 1/500, F/4.5, ISO 200

AAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!

18mm, 1/500, F/4.5, ISO 200

According to the GPS we still have 27 feet to go!

18mm, 1/500, F/4.5, ISO 200

Brother Walton taking pictures.

18mm, 1/500, F/4.8, ISO 200 Some sick person put a dead snake in that bag.

18mm, 1/500, F/4.5, ISO 200 Idaho has some of the prettiest countryside.

18mm, 1/1000, F/5.6, ISO 320 Playing military.

18mm, 1/800, F/10, ISO320

Remodeling and some random photos

I fixed the photos on week one, I got a bit confused with the aperture but it's all good now. These are some photos that I liked and thought I would share.

I like this photo of Maynor it reminds me of life. The highway is like normal life, rushing past at such a high speed the only way to calm down and enjoy anything is to pull over and take a deep breath. All that rushing to get where? Nowhere in the end. 18mm, 1/40, F/22, ISO 200

Maynor said I was morbid for taking this picture but I like how it's one solid texture broken only by the beautiful bright yellow bird that just happens to be dead. Not morbid at all... 18mm, 1/40, F/22, ISO 200