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Frosty

I'm at the beginning of the beginners stage of learning to work our camera. It's going to be a long, long time before I fluently speak "camera" and right now my head is spinning with words like aperture priority, iso, and f stop and I have to constantly re-look up the meaning of them and how they are measured. But, it's been fun to practice. The boys made a snowman and that gave some good opportunity for practice.





Sage would not stop eating the snow. As you can see, he had to pull the pine needles out of his mouth since he kept taking big bites.
The boys also thought they needed to make a snow couch.

Comments

Sally said…
These pictures are so fun. I love snowmen and snow angels. That is a really good snowman! Loved seeing him grow. Resting on the snow couch after a job well done must mean it was Sunday.:) Jenny for a new camera woman I would say you are amazing!
Marme said…
Awwww . . . . such sweet pictures! Great job on the picture taking and the snowman! Love the picture of the lawn mower in the background. Does this mean Spring is coming:)

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