Wyoming Spring Golf

One for fun! This is for my sister Shelley, her husband Steve and the Niobara Country Club. They have had some serious snow this last week. Though in Wyoming that can change to a sunny day with wind in an instant. God bless you all, chris

Out for a Spin

After several years of waiting I got a new camera a couple days ago. Yesterday I gave it a go and took it out for a spin. I really liked all the extra focus points and how quickly it focused. It has a few slight differences in the controls but that shouldn't take me too long to learn. Here are some images of urban decay taken while I as getting our car repaired, a few from the Humane Society (Go adopt a pet!) and a few close ups from Montgomery Woods. God's blessings upon the rest of your weekend. all images created with a Canon 7D MKII and a Canon EF-S17-85mm lens. settings varied. #Team Canon

Light in the Forest

On Saturday Lenore and I were working on the drainage on our shared road. Some idiot in a four wheel drive tore it up really badly over the winter creating a bunch of ruts where the water has pooled creating great breeding spots for mosquitoes. The road also functions as a fire escape route and the big ruts will make it difficult for passenger cars to negotiate.(Rant Over) Along our route I discovered one of the last fungi that must have popped up during the recent rain. Later on during the night Jay and I went back out and he helped me photograph the fungi by holding a flashlight directly over it. It gave it an unusual look. This image was created with a Canon 7D and a Canon EF-S17-85 mm lens at 33mm. Camera settings used were Manual mode, ISO 400, F 13.0 at 1/8th of a sec. The camerawas supported by a Gorilla Pod on the ground.God's blessings upon your week, chris