G10 shots

A new camera is a lot like a new car. You know the smell, no not the smell, but the need to take it to the store. Well not the store, but I do love to try it out as often as I can. Here are a few more shots taken yesterday.

Southfield, Michigan, the old Berg village buildings taken at about 10:00 am.

This could have been a fine rich farm house from about a 100+ years ago.

This lovely spring flower was in a single beam of sunlight on the shadow side of the house. Processed in LIghtroom and Nik Viveza.

I will be looking to use the new camera ‘smells’ over the weekend. 

Canon G10

Canon’s G10 camera is now part of my shooting arsenal. I received it yesterday and have had a chance to take a few test shots. I like the size and all of the controls. As I am a Canon user, I should have no trouble understanding the logic of the menu system and the various buttons and dials.

Here are a few of the first shots. All have been run through Lightroom, as I would any other image that I took.

Looks like a blue sun, but it will be yellow in a few days.

My ducks (not really my ducks) love the spring water.

Lambs ear is one of the first to pop out in the spring.

Sunsets are easy to capture with the scene mode.

Old building with decay are always a photo-op.

I think I will have great fun keeping this new G10 with me as I look for the next great picture.

Sorry for no update to the blog in the last few week. I promise to to do better in the future.