Blogging U 101 Photo A day
Photo 101 – Photo A Day – Day 2 – Street – Wide Angle
Photo 101 – Photo A Day – Day 2 – Street – Wide Angle
Good Morning. Today is an inside day so I selected one of the photos I took for the Photo bloggers Challenge presented by A ‘lil Hoo Haa at http://hoohaablog.com/ . It is a fun recurring monthly challenge. A theme is sent out early in the month and on the last day everyone posts five pictures they took during the month which represent their interpretation of the theme. Last month the theme was “Winter”.
I hope this picture represents the Day 2 Photo A Day Theme: Wide Angle aspect of the Street.
Downtown Cowtown
Calgary bustles along Memorial Drive
While skyscrapers puff smoke
Proof they are alive. Cheryle March 3, 2015
If I am going to learn anything about my camera and the technicalities of photography, I need to understand the language of the camera. With that being said, I am going to post the details of each photo. I hope it isn’t boring to you.
THE TECHNICAL STUFF
f/stop | f/11 | Dimensions | 3872 x 2592 |
Exposure Time | 1/500 sec | Width | 3872 pixels |
ISO Speed | ISO – 400 | Height | 2592 pixels |
Focal Length | 55 mm | Horizontal Resolution | 300 dpi |
Max Aperture | 4.3 | Vertical Resolution | 300 dpi |
35 mm focal length | 82 | Bit Depth | 24 |
Digital Zoom | 1 | Resolution Unit | 2 |
Lens | Nikon DX AF-s
Nikkor 55-300 mm 1:45–5.6 GED VR |
Colour Representation | sRGB |
Lens Cover | 58mm UV(c) lens cover | Compressed bits/pixel | 4 |
Much of the above is a mystery to me. It is my hope, with time and experience I will become fluent with what the camera is telling me.
I usually use my Nikon D60
Blogging U 101 – Photo A Day – Home
Hello Fellow Photo Bloggers!
I am excited to participate in the Blogging U – Photo a Day. The topic for todays’ assignment is: Home.
My home is my sanctuary, my place of peace, space filled with love.
My yard has been given over to the birds, squirrels and feral cats. Each species has their own sanctuary, created especially for them. Here is a bird house a friend and his kids built over 20 years ago.

First it was occupied by sparrows, then the squirrels moved in. They chewed the door to make it fit. That is why it is so large and crooked. The sparrows still use it, sometimes, but in the winter we can usually see a glint from the eyes of a black squirrel. This picture was taken from my living room through the front window, using my Nikon D60 – on auto. The indoor cats are able to see the bird house and have an opportunity to feel like the hunters they are. They cackle to their hearts content from the safety of their own sanctuary, our home and the birds and squirrels are safe from outdoor predators. Everyone needs a sanctuary.
Cheryle March 2, 2015