Pix by Joe

This is a place for me to post my pictures for our photography class, but if things go well, who knows? This thing could go viral!

Monday, February 21, 2011

Landscapes




I took these using a 70-210 mm zoom lens during late afternoon looking southeast from my back deck.




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Sunday, February 13, 2011

Liquids frozen in time




Milk and water captured in mid pour.




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Saturday, February 12, 2011

What's Your Hurry?


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Young Girl Riding


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Young Girl Swinging


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Who was that?


A car flying down main street at night.

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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Oh the agony!

A player on the Oaks team loses the ball, only to have it picked up for a score by our team.
























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Joe
Moscow, Idaho, United States
My first "real" camera was a Yashica twin-lens reflex, using large format 120 film. You look down through the viewfinder and hold the camera at your chest or waist to compose the picture. I think this was a predecessor to the single lens reflex, or SLR that we use today. Ever since, I've used SLRs, moving from a Nikon N2020 35mm film camera to a brand new D3100 digital camera that I'm just getting to know. In between, I've used a number of point and shoot cameras, with little enthusiasm. Welcome to my blog, I hope you enjoy what you see.
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