Camera In Hand

Time and distance.  Not quite a year and five hundred miles.

It's been packed up on my shelf, but I reached for it - thanks to a request for a few pet photos while dogsitting.  I have to admit, it was nice to have camera-in-hand again.

OK, Rya.  You're warmed up in front of the camera.

Let's work those expressions...

The Happy Confident Head Shot

Great!

Now give me FIERCE...

Perfect!

Now a relaxed smile...

 Got it.

Let's try the... Yeah, you.  I'm looking at YOU.

Now for the model portfolio...

The "squinch"

It's a take.

While the camera was out, I thought I might as well snap a few of  Rya's owners 

having some fun rec time.

I think it was fun... even while working hard at kayaking.

It was nice of Lea to take a few minutes just before departing (yes, really, I did keep it short!) so I could play with the Northwood's sunlight.

Well, that was fun!

...And it gave me the needed nudge to start carving out time to conclude my clicks&keys adventure by photo journaling last season's sessions.  Final postings to come!

One more of Lea

(Love this one in black and white)

"There is a time for everything,

and a season for every activity under heaven,

every purpose under the sun..."

Ecclesiastes 3