Decorated Light Post With The White Stuff
White Birch In Black and White
Fog, Street Light, Mailboxes
I wanted to test the lens to see how it would work, using the lens vertically. I was pleased.
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Photos of events, nature, scenery, and travels. Featuring our beautiful state of New Hampshire, surrounding New England states and United States.
About Me
- Betty Pauwels
- Lakes Region, NH, United States
- A new world open to me with my photography. Encompassing the beauty, colors, shading and lighting of what I see around me, I never noticed before photography. I am fortunate, receiving extensive mentoring, helping me learn the fine techniques of photography. Learning has been an on going progress I am enjoying and plan to continue. Using my Canon 7D and 7D MarkII, along with assorted lens, filters and programs. I enjoy exploring, capturing images of scenery, flowers, nature, events, travels and people. Many of my photos are taken of our beautiful state, New Hampshire and surrounding New England states. Check out my site: bpdphotos.com I also am on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpdphotos/ If you wish to contact me, my email address: bPdphotos@aol.com I enjoy reading your comments!!!!
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9 comments:
beautiful...especially the first and last shots. brrr...it looks cold!! lol
gina
You've done well with that lens, Betty. Enjoyed your snowy pics - no snow here.
Wonderful. Dawn
Very nice, Betty! Man you have a lot of snow!!!
It felt like spring down here in NY the other day~
Marie
PS...nice "about me" portrait!!!
I don't blame you for being pleased...they came out great!
Nancy
Oh, Betty!I just love the first one .. the light post with the "white stuff."
I used to have a lens like that; it took pictures both ways. Glad you're enjoying yours! -Mame-
Betty, congratulations on the new lens (I'm SO jealous!)...and I really love the center photo of white birches!
Vicki
Betty
The snow decorated lamp post would make a beautiful Chirstmas Card cover photo for next year! They are all good, that is a great wide angle lens and the vertical use of it seems to work well on tall subjects.
Sam
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