Some summer photography

[shoeboxstables]

Well, I'm shut up in the house sick, it's really cold out, and I think we're all suffering a bit from cabin fever. So, I figured I'd share some of my photographs from this past summer. I won't bore you all with the ones you've seen a thousand times, so here are so new ones, plus a couple favorites. ENJOY!

I'm sorry, a few are big

And..... this is what we're stuck with now

At least it's pretty!!

 

[Sassy'sMom]

Wow! Those are beautiful photographs! You are incredible with a camera. Thanks so much for sharing them with us.

 

[Jill]

Kaitlyn!!!!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have an amazing gift for photography! Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures

 

[Marty]

Now that was a real treat!

 

[lilmiraclesfarm]

Gorgeous. But now if It was me, I would start putting my name/logo on them. Those are too beautiful to see stolen.

 

[Jessica_06]

Very Beautiful pictures you are very talented with the camera thanks for sharing. I do hope that summer comes soon too!!! ~Jessica

 

[tnovak]

Nice pics! They say Spring is just around the corner......I think it's lost and needs directions!

 

[shoeboxstables]

Thanks everyone!

I've considered putting a logo on them, but I'm not sure what it should look like!

 

[Alex]

That 1st one is magnifficent!!

 

[shoeboxstables]

Thanks! The caterpiller was a great model, I saved him from being squished by the tractor, and he was great! Posed better than any horse for sure, and was CLEANER! I have a white horse that is NEVER that white!!!!

For fun, I've included two more photos:

 

[mininik]

You certainly have an eye for beauty!

 

[macy--red carpet minis]

Wow, those are incredible!

You really have a gift

 

[PaintNminis]

WOW Those are AWESOME!!!!!!

 

[hobbyhorse23]

Good lord, I honestly thought those were from a calendar somewhere until I saw the ones with the horses.

Kaitlyn, you're amazing! I hadn't realized you had such a talent for photography hidden away.

What kind of camera did you use and how long have you been doing this? Please continue to share!

Leia

 

[Namaste Miniatures]

WOW !!!! What awesome picture's. I would also like to know what kind of camera you are using. I've been looking into up-grading my camera, any info would be great. Thanks, Deb

 

[shoeboxstables]

Thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!

I started with photography when I was about... say... 14 or so. We just had a cruddy old digital, so the photos were far from great quality-wise. My parents bought me my current camera, an Olympus SP-500 UZ, for chirstmas two years ago. It's a great little camera- very easy to use, and produces great results! I tried three other cameras before I decided on this one

It's a 6.0 megapixel, with a 10x optical zoon and 5x digital zoom. It has an awesome 2.5" color LCD screen and 27 modes (includes video). It's stood up to two+ years of hard work, I mean this camera's been through everything- and only a ding on the screen from it all!! It's survived horse shows, being banged around on the farm, being nudged by horses, everything. It does GREAT outdoors (where I primarily shoot), and is great for close-up shots. It does very well for action, and I have never had an issue with it capturing my horses. Its major weak spots are indoors and in low light. Unless you want to use the flash, you need a statue's hand to keep it still and not blurry. It can pull indoor shots off if there's good light, but needs help otherwise. However, I rarely shoot inside, so no big deal for me.

I love it! It's as close to professional-quality I can get without going totally broke!

Here's a review with pictures of it:

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/SP500/SP5A.HTM

 

[Indian*R*A*I*N*Dance]

Those are amazing!!!!!!!!!!