Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Friday, January 16, 2009

My dog knows what's good in life


Molly, our 5lb tiny toy poodle, relaxing by the fire


Molly's routine is basically this, she sleeps in until about 10 or 11am, usually under the covers in the winter, goes outside and does her business, gets her treat for doing so, hides her treat, gets me to play a game with her where she shows me where she hid her treat, eats her treat, then runs downstairs to the basement and takes a long nap by the fire. Dogs have it soooooo easy and we spoil her rotten, and I mean rotten.

Well, this morning with it being so frigid, little Molly got really cold paws while outside. See, she can't just go out quick and do her business,no, she has to find the right exact spot to her liking, which sometimes takes a considerable amount of time. Well, as you can imagine, I had to rescue her this morning once her paws couldn't handle the cold anymore. Once inside, she bolted to get to her specially prepared doggie bed by the fire, her content look shown in the pic to the left.



Frozen Lake Superior shoreline and windblown drifts

I continue to take the 15mm lens out to learn about it's wide coverage and what the different effects are at different angles due to barrel distortion. Here is a pic I shot a couple days ago showing frozen Lake Superior with some of the barrel distortion corrected in post processing.

I hope to find many uses for this lens as I really like it.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

The winds are a howlin

The drifts are piling up, and the ice is forming further and further out, muffling the roar of the waves normally heard when a gale blows thru.


Lake Superior looking towards Shot Point, Marquette County.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

Wind n Waves

One thing I never get tired of in the winter is the sights of lake effect squalls moving across Lake Superior.



Shore ice is really starting to build now, so as long as it stays cold, the ice mountains are really going to pile up on the shore line. We'll have to wait until a big thaw to see waves like this:


Presque Isle, Marquette MI shoreline, "black rocks"