When I tried to take a picture of her running with my old camera it was always a blur. Since I've gotten the new Canon Rebel, with the "sports" setting, I have actually been able to catch her in action. I love the look of sheer joy on her face as she runs by.



While these pictures aren't in perfect focus, I still love them because she looks so happy and free running full out.


I can't help but smile.
Later
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Getting a DSLR is an addiction that will be tough. I just got mine a month or so ago and I'm already looking at lenses and a new tripod and this and that...
ReplyDeleteI just wish my paycheck got bigger.
-Chris
Weather Moose
I know exactly what you mean. The lens I want costs more then my camera did.
ReplyDeleteI did get a great deal on a camera kit from Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000TXRTSY
It included 2 tripods, one table top and the other full sized. An extra battery and several other accessories that I haven't gotten around to using yet.
So now I just have to save my pennies until I have enough to purchase that new lens.