Day 55 - Boneapart takes a bath!

So, this is a cheat.  I have a ton of photos I could post for today, but I was at the laundry and remembered this "photo essay" I did for my sister about her stuffed dog, named Boneapart.  This was him was his adventure at the laundromat when he decided to take a bath. There is nothing new about this, but I wanted to share it anyway.

For the record, my sister is older than me, but loves this stuffed animal! Which is why I took these photos.... or maybe it was just me being silly.  I can't remember.  Not all the picture turned out that great, hence the collage I made with them.  Looking at it now, I see that they are not in any particular order, but that was courtesy of Picasa Collage.

No DSLR any more :(

My aspirations to develop my photography skills are now put on hold as the DSLR I had access to decided it had done enough living.  It was a great camera, but I've been told, a) it's not work fixing since it's so old, and b) it would be better to invest in a new DSLR, for which I don't have the finances!

For now, I'll just post interesting photos I take with my point-and-shoot, and hopefully, I when I get a DSLR, I'll go back to "working on my photography skills".

Tasha, West Humber Trail, October 7, 2010

All these photos are not airbrushed in any way.  I thought they looked more real that way!  

Tried a cool look in editing this one.  I really liked it!

At first I didn't like the paved road in the background in this one, but now looking at it, I really do!

In these photos, I tried to capture maple keys falling down around Tasha (having thrown them in the air moments before) BUT, the wind kept blowing them behind me!  I will try this one again until I get the image I want! 

Tasha collage , West Humber Trail, October 7, 2010

Tasha was gracious enough to be my first test model to try my hand at portrait photography.  We had spent the day shopping, on a mission to find furnishing for Tasha's place in Jamaica!  We took a break an hour before sunset when we headed out to the West Humber trail and took these pictures.  We had fun, and despite what she thought, Tasha was a great model!

Here is a collage of a few of the photos.