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Loving It!

I'm in Love, I'm in Love and I don't care who knows it! ~ Buddy the Elf

I know what Buddy was talking about. I'm in love with my new camera and I haven't even owned it for 24 hours! I read Chapter 1 and 2 of the Dummies book and hit the back yard to test out the auto functions on my camera and both of my lenses. I only have one test subject, so get ready for lots of Lola!

I really wish I had my 55-200 lens on for this one so it was closer up, but I was just testing
Chasing the Ball

On the Ready! Waiting on ball to be thrown.

Tracking squirrels

Here are some action shots (my favorite kind of puppy shots)
Bounding through the leaves







Oh I love this dog!

Pesky Leaves

Enough standing... on the run again

Comments

Linda K said…
Love the Lola pictures. And it seems that Lola loves having her picture taken.
January 7, 2010 at 8:18 AM
Abby said…
I love the new camera!! Lola looks fabulous!! I love the close up one of her!! Could just kiss that sweet face!!
January 7, 2010 at 8:59 AM
Scrappy Girl said…
Oh I remember the first pics I took with my Nikon D60...I was in love too. I am currently having to use my 55-200 lens until I replace the other one my little one broke!
January 7, 2010 at 9:36 AM
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