Bertt's blog

I found another pic of Haystack Rock that I liked. I took a lot of photos of Haystack, I find it quite interesting how this huge rock stands out from the shoreline like this. This is the kind of weather we see the most of whenever we get to the coast, but I like this look.  

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/DSCF4897a.jpg

I found another pic of Haystack Rock that I liked. I took a lot of photos of Haystack, I find it quite interesting how this huge rock stands out from the shoreline like this. This is the kind of weather we see the most of whenever we get to the coast, but I like this look.  

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/DSCF4897a.jpg

ok, as a change of pace, some pics of our dogs. Some of you may have seen these, or some of these. the Brittany - Annie, is going to be 3 this Spring, and the tank -Bear just turned 1.

Annie (black collar) and her brother playing 

Just Annie  

ok, as a change of pace, some pics of our dogs. Some of you may have seen these, or some of these. the Brittany - Annie, is going to be 3 this Spring, and the tank -Bear just turned 1.

Annie (black collar) and her brother playing 

Just Annie  

Here is one for Meemoos, a picture from one of the places we like to go camping. It is about an hour away from town pulling the trailer.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/emerald.jpg

Here is one for Meemoos, a picture from one of the places we like to go camping. It is about an hour away from town pulling the trailer.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/emerald.jpg

Here are today's pix... I accidentally deleted my one blog with my equipment list on it, so since Rayne asked; I have a Fuji S7000 digital SLR with a filter adapter so I can use 55mm filters. It was a spur of the moment purchase without my usual research, and I have regretted it ever since. It has a fixed lens, but at least I can use filters. But it does take a shutter cable and have a hot shoe that I can use my Vivitar flash on. The lens isn't really that great, but compared to other cameras in the price range when I bought it, it wasn't bad.

Here are today's pix... I accidentally deleted my one blog with my equipment list on it, so since Rayne asked; I have a Fuji S7000 digital SLR with a filter adapter so I can use 55mm filters. It was a spur of the moment purchase without my usual research, and I have regretted it ever since. It has a fixed lens, but at least I can use filters. But it does take a shutter cable and have a hot shoe that I can use my Vivitar flash on. The lens isn't really that great, but compared to other cameras in the price range when I bought it, it wasn't bad.

closeups....

first, a sunflower in our backyard a couple years ago... looking to see what kind of color representation the camera had. As you can see in the second pic, the camera doesn't like red all that much... tends to oversaturate it.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/DSCF1588_1.jpg

Here is a weird flower from the Portland zoo...

closeups....

first, a sunflower in our backyard a couple years ago... looking to see what kind of color representation the camera had. As you can see in the second pic, the camera doesn't like red all that much... tends to oversaturate it.

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s250/berttnick/DSCF1588_1.jpg

Here is a weird flower from the Portland zoo...