Warmth

[MonkeyPie]

Originally Posted by leafyfingers

She looked so cozy........

This is great! I will have to come up with something today as my first time with an assignment.

[MonkeyPie]

A rose from the bouquet from my wedding last Friday. This one rose has opened since then and I used my new Canon A640 to try my first assignment shot. Here's hoping I am posting this correctly!

Edit: When I looked at my picture faqs, I realized the date is wrong (I never set it), so the date is correct now. I did just take this, but I can take another to fix the date if this will be an issue :/

[filemanager]

Originally Posted by MonkeyPie

Last edited by MonkeyPie : Today at 05:29 PM. Reason: I'm dumb.

haahahahahaha! That's hilarious.

[MonkeyPie]

Originally Posted by filemanager

haahahahahaha! That's hilarious.

That was my official, logged stupid moment of the day

[Miss Mae]

The sun in the bougainvillea created a lovely warmth. Taken with a Nikon D40, exif on flickr.

[xxpinballxx]

heres a warm moment. This is my sister and the little girl she babysits. they thought i was adjusting my camera between shot.....

[db0yd13]

My feeling of warmth is a good bottle of red, and snuggled up with feet on the couch staring at the Christmas tree:



Canon S3IS (my 400D is under the tree, a present to myself)
Date: 21-Dec-2007
Time: 19.54pm (GMT+8)
Exposure: 2sec
Aperture: f/3.5
ISO: 80
Focal length: 58mm (35mm equiv)
Tripod w/ 2sec shutter timer.

[Bardster]

Anti-warmth perhaps? Or even THATS COLD, which makes ME feel warm.....

[Miss Mae]

Originally Posted by db0yd13

My feeling of warmth is a good bottle of red, and snuggled up with feet on the couch staring at the Christmas tree:



Canon S3IS (my 400D is under the tree, a present to myself)
Date: 21-Dec-2007
Time: 19.54pm (GMT+8)
Exposure: 2sec
Aperture: f/3.5
ISO: 80
Focal length: 58mm (35mm equiv)
Tripod w/ 2sec shutter timer.

You captured the feeling of warmth beautifully! Great image...

[Up North Photos]

Hello, I'm a newbie to your forum and would like to post a picture so everyone out there can see how we keep our vehicles warm when temps drop below 20f.. We keep them plugged into 120V AC, which warms the oil, so that during engine startup there is less strain on the motor and it also helps eliminate the pollution that is contributing to global warming. I hope all of you that live in colder climates also use simular ways to keep your vehicles warm. Maybe you could share them with us.