A Fresh Eye for the Trees
My folks gave me a new camera for Christmas (thanks Mom and Dad!), and I am currently in the process of learning how to use it. Soon I will be sharing clearer and more detailed tree images for you. Just in time for the spring blooms, eh?
Shown in today's image, the bark of our Eastern white pine.
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Ooh, a new camera. Happy day!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy.
That's a great camera...I think that if I touched the screen, I would feel the roughness of the tree bark! I'm sure you will have fun with it!
ReplyDeleteWhat sort of camera is it?
ReplyDeleteOops, don't bother to answer, I just clicked on your link and found out!
ReplyDeleteI use an Olympus E-300. The options you have with such a DSLR aren't always needed, but when they are, they enable you to get some great shots!
The learning process is great fun as well.
Trailhead - Thanks. We have snow today and tomorrow - I am going to have some fun!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, Doesn't that bark make the tree look like an elephant?
Larry, glad you figured it out, but for others who might wonder it's a Nikon D80.