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Elizabeth Gaye MacDonald, Plein Air Artist

Monthly Archives: February 2010

comparing apples to oranges

25 Thursday Feb 2010

Posted by Elizabeth Gaye MacDonald in Nikon D90, Photography, Still Life

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Nikon D90, Photography, Still Life, Sunday Stills Challenge Participants



comparing apples to oranges, originally uploaded by photographerpainterprintmaker.

Additional shots from the last Sunday Stills challenge.

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Mothers lace & grandaughters fruit bowl

25 Thursday Feb 2010

Posted by Elizabeth Gaye MacDonald in Nikon D90, Photography, Still Life

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Mothers lace & grandaughters fruit bowl, originally uploaded by photographerpainterprintmaker.

Additional shots from the last Sunday stills challenge.

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Still Life with Grapes, and My Mothers Lace

20 Saturday Feb 2010

Posted by Elizabeth Gaye MacDonald in Nikon D90, Photography, Still Life

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Still Life with Grapes, and My Mothers Lace

Still Life with Grapes, and My Mothers Lace, originally uploaded by photographerpainterprintmaker.

Grapes! Grapes were on sale at the local Price Chopper. When my hubby brought them home I thought, now’s there’s an answer to this weeks challenge. I dusted off my trusty Nikon, and dug into the linen cupboard. The sun was bright and my spirits high. That is until I tried to turn on my camera and found that I once again forgot to shut it off and drained the battery. I didn’t panic. I had a few hours of daylight left in this wondrous day.

I popped the battery into the fast charger and set a timer. Maybe an hour would give it time to charge? Well, it took two, and the sun was fast moving and my plans were close to being lost.

Five o’clock, the golden hour of sunlight arrives and thankfully the battery is charged. With a bit of jury rigging I was able to set up this still life, in the warm natural light of a February sun.

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