Tag Archives: Canon T2i

A gang of angles

It’s approaching the one year mark for my blog and my T2i. I’m not obsessed with anniversaries, but, for fun, I thought I’d post a shot taken today of another angle on the G11 images I showed in my very first post back in August 2010.

Petaluma Bridge

Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 26mm. 1/160 second at F/11, ISO 200.
(Why so many f/11 shots? Because most of my commute shots are taken during the afternoon when the sun is high and bright–and, as every photographer worth their salt should know, f/11 is much sweeter than f/16 after 3:00 PM. ;^)

Canon T2i nearing one revolution around the sun.

Old cypress

This small, old stand of cypress out in the middle of a field immediately caught my eye. I’m not sure I can explain why the scene drew me in, but the shot definitely conveys what attracted my imagination–metaphorically. I’m going to leave it at that.

Old cypress stand

Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 85mm. 1/320 second at f/11, ISO 200.

Canon T2i framing a metaphorical scene.

Admiring the accoutrements

After rehearsal today, for R&R, we took a long drive out towards the coast. Along the way we stopped at the Union Hotel for some beer and a pizza. The bar was fairly empty, but the beer choices were good and the pizza was excellent! This guy was watching a baseball game. I was admiring his accoutrements.

Some guy's camo and boots

Lens: Canon EF-S 15-85mm at 35mm. 1/4 second at f/4.5, ISO 200.

Canon T2i being discreet.