All of these were taken at f/1.4 in Aperture Priority mode, with no post-processing.
It takes great shots indoors, in low light.

And great "frizzle" pictures. (I took quite a few of these!)


Just a few weeks ago, these grasses looked like this. Can you believe that these are in my backyard and I never noticed this transformation? In my defense, it's only recently that they have gotten this tall. But, still!

And and experimental, pine needle shot, using manual focus.

And a cool shot of my Azalea.

Gracie was having a hard time figuring out why I was on the outside of the fence and she was on the inside.
I finished off the adventure with a Squirrel Chase.
2 comments:
I love that last one.
I love the first swirly one and the last one!
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