The week in a blur Kids Activities Blog

Blog-Stedman got me a fancy new photographic camera for our anniversary.   It is what I have been dreaming of…

Holly taking fabulous pictures just like a REAL photographer with her SLR.   Plainly, until this signal information technology was an result of equipment.

I read through the camera transmission and found that my SLR has some of the same automated buttons that I used on my previous camera. Whew!

And and so I bought a more in depth book about my photographic camera that came with a DVD. Oh, goody TV!

I sat downwardly with my camera i evening to watch the DVD.   The first few minutes explained the parts of the camera.   The rest of the DVD explained how you lot SHOULDN'T utilize all the automatic buttons. How could you always attain photographic nirvana with that kinda convenience?

CRAP.

So, I have taken a yard pictures over the terminal week experimenting with all the non-automatic settings.

Most of it is a mistiness.

Literally, a blur.

Fifty-fifty the really cutely composed ones that if they were in amend focus or had improve lighting they would exist Astonishing pictures.

User Fault.

Here is a VERY modest percent of my calendar week in pictures…

At first mom behind a new camera was a novelty.

Their tolerance waned QUICKLY.   I found that I was shooting moving targets.

Moving targets with attitude.

Scooter was more accommodating.

Only even I don't need 200 photographs of my cat.

I have also plant that things that don't move are MUCH easier to photograph.

The lovely Texas weather condition gave me a reason to caput outdoors to the natural calorie-free.

But information technology was really cold.

Actually.

I am not but saying that because I am a Texan.

Dorsum within the boys had officially had enough.

NO More than PHOTOS MOM!

Oh, OK.

Shhhhhh…..just 1 more than.

Kids Activities Blog is Holly'due south blogging home.

She is the co-author of 101 Kids Activities that are the Bestest, Funnest Ever! and The 101 Coolest Simple Science Experiments.

She is the mom of 3 boys ages 13, 15 & 17 who partially homeschools. She believes that you shouldn't have to buy stuff to have fun when at that place is a kitchen junk drawer full of possibilities.

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