In motion

16 years ago

Dark and dreary weekend not really enough light for fast action photos. Decided to try a couple shots at slower speeds to see what happened. I kind of like the effect of blurred motion and color.

A nuthatch leaving the feeder with his peanut.

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rcnaylor
16 years ago
That first one is SO cute!

Great shots.
kentuck_8b
16 years ago
Great shots! The first one shows movement and also stillness, a great 'action' shot!

Kt
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User
16 years ago
those are great. I too love the stillness of it.

I tried to read the book with my Canon...I gave up after re-reading the same pages several times. I think I will have to get someone local to walk mt through the steps to understanding this camera. c
sierra_z2b
16 years ago
Hi there Caroline, What camera do you have and what are you trying to do? Catch me at the cottage and I may be able to help you out. :)

Bean counter, I like your motion shot.

Sierra
minrose
16 years ago
What a cutie pie, and the motion one is cool.
octoberblue
16 years ago
that first one is so neat with the blurring! great idea!
gmom74
16 years ago
That's an interesting one. The other day I tried to get a picture of birds in motion at the feeder- no luck.
texashottie
16 years ago
Awesome! Thanks for sharing
juanital
16 years ago
Nice ones, Marnie...I like that motion one, too!

Juanita

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