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6 thoughts on “Shhh, I’m hiding in here”
What a charming shot! You have such great pets out there. I love the framing from the door, it adds so much.
Love this! You are amazing with your photography! You are such an inspiration! I want to learn to take lovely photos like yours.
So I have a question maybe you can help me with. My little digital canon camera broke, so I’m looking for a new camera. I’ve been searching for days and trying to find one that I like. I’m not ready to get into an SLR, I think I want to stick with a point and shoot. Have any suggestions? The one I’m looking at now is the Panasonic Lumix LX7.
I don’t think you could go wrong with a good quality point and shoot–just look for a very high resolution. Cannon has some new point and shoots that you can even change lenses. Not as high dollar as a DSLR.
You are to kind–I look back at my pictures from just a year ago–it certainly is true–the more you use your camera–the better your work gets. I also learned so much about lighting from Karla Conrad, the photographer on the Country Gardens photo shoot last Summer.
PS. Last word is the garden will be in the Early Spring issue–which means Jan!!!
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What a charming shot! You have such great pets out there. I love the framing from the door, it adds so much.
It looks like a marvelous place to do just that. Color me envious!
Love this! You are amazing with your photography! You are such an inspiration! I want to learn to take lovely photos like yours.
So I have a question maybe you can help me with. My little digital canon camera broke, so I’m looking for a new camera. I’ve been searching for days and trying to find one that I like. I’m not ready to get into an SLR, I think I want to stick with a point and shoot. Have any suggestions? The one I’m looking at now is the Panasonic Lumix LX7.
I don’t think you could go wrong with a good quality point and shoot–just look for a very high resolution. Cannon has some new point and shoots that you can even change lenses. Not as high dollar as a DSLR.
You are to kind–I look back at my pictures from just a year ago–it certainly is true–the more you use your camera–the better your work gets. I also learned so much about lighting from Karla Conrad, the photographer on the Country Gardens photo shoot last Summer.
PS. Last word is the garden will be in the Early Spring issue–which means Jan!!!
With such a beautiful view it has to be.
It’s like a magical doorway to Eden. Love that shot Stacey, especially with your kitty also enjoying the view.