My “Neighborhood” is large, very large.
From my front door,
To the lake I live on,
To the seacoast,
To New Hampshire’s White Mountains,
Within an hour or two, in any direction, I can find myself in photographic bliss.
A guy with a camera, or iPhone, could do a lot worse.
I love the first photo although others are great also.
Thank you! The iPhone, with all the available photo apps is a great tool. Being able to capture, edit, and share, all within a few minutes of taking the photo is pretty cool. If my “real” camera could do that I’d be able to spend less time on my butt in front of the computer, and more time out in the woods where I really want to be 😀
Oh, that last shot just makes me sigh in happiness :).
It was worth every lung busting step to be on the summit! I have learned one valuable lesson, my iPhone hates the cold. This was the only shot I was able to get before it shut down that afternoon. I guess I’ll have to start putting it in the same pocket as my spare batteries. I always put a chemical hand warmer in with them. Works wonders for keeping the batteries alive when the temps are in the single digits.
Remember that last tip, could mean the difference between getting your shots, and running out of battery too soon 😉
Excellent advice 🙂
Thanks! When I had my 40D, I carried 3 batteries with me on winter shoots. And only put the battery in the camera when I was actually shooting. Otherwise they were at least in an inside pocket, more often than not with a hand warmer. I have to admit, my 7D has awesome battery life compared to the 40D. I use live view just as much, and have never had to change batteries out. Even in the single digits. I still carry an extra though. The second I leave the spare behind is when the battery will die two shots in, 2 miles form the car 😛
There is nothing worse than a battery running out. While Mike and I have been walking on the beach this week here in South Carolina, I don’t always want to lug my camera bag along with me, but I always have a spare battery in my pocket. No way am I going to miss out on an opportunity :).
I’ve already told my husband that I want to visit New Hampshire…because of your photos.
Beautiful scenery.
Well should you ever make here I’d love to show you around.
Jeff
Jeff Sinon Photography http://www.jeffsinon.com 603-973-9886
Iphone cam in the hands of a pro can do wonders :D. This neigbourhood of yours IS dreamy 🙂
Well thank you Paula! I’m not quite sure I’m a pro, but the apps I use allow me to have fun and not take my “phone-ography” too seriously.
A picture perfect neighborhood. It has a story book look.
Very nice, Jeff.
Thank you Isadora, it is a wonderful place to call home!
first pic is my favorite
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Thanks! It’s not much, but it’s home 🙂
Your neighborhood is very beautiful, so many trees! I like the way you processed the shot, too, very old-timey.
Thanks Belen, just don’t ask which app I used 🙂 Probably Camera Awesome, but I couldn’t tell you for sure 😀
Lovely Jeff 🙂
Thank you!
What a fantastic neighborhood! Really beautiful photos. My favorite is the seacoast shot.
Thanks Terri! That was taken at one of my favorite spots. I’ve been trying to capture a perfect sunrise there, at least the one in my head ;-), for some time now.
Great shots Jeff. Looks like a great place to live.
Thanks Jim, I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
With a neigborhood like that I’m not surprised that your main focus is nature photography.
You know it! What the first photo doesn’t show is that looking straight out my front door and across the road, there is nothing but woods and then some farm pastures for about 2 miles.
I love the light in the first photograph.
Thank you Valentina! Walking back from the lake on day last summer, I just had to snap a quick photo 🙂
love these! the silhouette of that tripod on the ice is quite striking, and the mood of the lake in your second shot is so relaxing. thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Not much??? Seems to me like a breathtakingly beautiful neighbourhood Jeff! And you capture its essence so well!
Thanks Madhu, we do like it here. Though my wife could live without the winter driving 🙂
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