The Sleep

This was taken our 2nd or 3rd day with Shiloh. He certainly has warmed up to us fast. Pictured is Skip, Shiloh and Blossom (behind) taking a nap.
Canon G9, F2.8, ISO 200, 7.4mm

Blossom is 2!

Can I still call her baby? She is 12, I suppose.

The First Portrait

Well we've had Shiloh a little over 48 hours now and he is just a joy. He loves to wrestle with Blossom, say hi to the cats, lay on your lap, get affection, sleep next to you, go for car rides, go to the dog park, eat treats and run around the house like a fool. There were some concerns that Blossom wouldn't take too kindly to another dog but they are getting along just fine.

They were nice enough to pose for some pictures on Friday night, here is one of them.

Pittsburgh Water

Pittsburgh may be the #1 city in the country for soot, but it does have some pretty water.

Canon PowerShot G9, ISO 800, F8.0, 1/3 sec

Dunkin Donuts

Here is a really bad picture taken at probably the biggest camera store in the world, B&H Photo Video in Manhattan. Seriously, it's bigger than any Best Buy I've ever been in, probably by 2.

But back to the point. What can you possibly buy at Dunkin Donuts for which you would need a bag this size?

Taken with a Canon G9, F3.5, focal length 16.8 mm, no flash (and no focus or proper white balance!)

An Ocean City Sunrise

Last weekend we were in Ocean City for a birthday party.  Good thing we had an oceanside view room because it was waaaaay too cold to go on the beach that morning.  It's not as pretty as a Colorado mountain sunrise, but it will do!

[Nikon D300, 18-200mm VR zoom lens at 50mm, 1/500 of a second at f/4.5 and ISO 200, hand held.]

The robot cat i.e. Welcome to my Digital Photography expansion!

Now that I've got some more experience with Digital Photography I've decided that I would expand this blog by making it a Digital Photography Blog also.  The name still fits and you'll get more posts!

Here are my first subjects.  When I saw this scene I ran to get my camera as this cat never ever sits in a lap like that, I'm telling you this girl had her hypnotized.  The picture turned out way too dark but with a little Photoshop magic it looks much better.  Obviously I didn't do anything about the room clutter.

[Nikon D300, 18-200mm VR zoom lens at 18mm, 1/25 of a second at f/3.5 and ISO 100, hand held.]