Pics from Vacation (warning - LOTS of pics)

Alright, here are some of the non-doggie and not just kiddo pics. I was having a bit of fun taking these and even shocked myself at how fun the new camera is! We took walks daily for hours. The boys were on a belt leash so some of the pics I am being pulled quite hard. I know this is a lot, but at least I spared you the other 800.

Some lovely shots in there Ben, thanks for sharing.

You must have a painful index finger after all those.

kathytake2 wrote:Some lovely shots in there Ben, thanks for sharing.

You must have a painful index finger after all those.

Just warming up for next week when the wife and I get away sans dogs and kids for a few days near San Francisco and the Marin headlands. I'll make you all sick of my pictures!

Some really great shots there. Thanks for sharing

Really great pics there and looks like you had a very relaxing week.

Great pics and the scenery is stunning in an "earthy" way.
I especially like the one of the seaweed, rope and fishing line/nets tangled on the sand.

Wow. Gorgeous pics. The scenery was beautiful. Thanks for sharing Ben

Really stunning pics, I want a new camera!!

lovely pictures

Ben...these are awesome. I love the lighting in the first and second and I like the ones in the mist. Your framing is brilliant. I am so jealous...I have treated my camera like an instamatic so far and your pics have inspired me to get a better lens and to think about composition a little more. Too used to film.

*Lynne* wrote:Ben...these are awesome. I love the lighting in the first and second and I like the ones in the mist. Your framing is brilliant. I am so jealous...I have treated my camera like an instamatic so far and your pics have inspired me to get a better lens and to think about composition a little more. Too used to film.

Thanks Lynne! Honestly just trying to get into it myself and am shocked how much I enjoy it. Good lenses are a must I think.

Great pics, and lovely scenery - I'm jealous

Its very sad to say, but my and hubby's camera's are gathering dust (ok, not literally) at the moment. The happy snapper is just so small and convenient, but you're right, it is much more fun doing it properly.

Guess its time to start using a proper camera for a change. (If I remember how to... )