Reading mode: Light Dark

Thirteen

Go to last post
sueanne

sueanne

Veteran Member
Messages
21,078
Reaction score
531
Location
PA, US
Today was a fun day to spend with tractors and girls.

First went to the see the John Deere 2-cyclinders plow the fields. (It's a yearly event.)

Pro1 shots, some used with a CP until I couldn't stand it anymore and took it off.
Parked and ready
1/160s f/4.0 at 13.6mm



Generations
1/320s f/4.0 at 40.5mm



Then turning 13 is fun when your best friends come to celebrate
The rest are from the 350D

Son making pizza for the party
1/60s f/4.0 at 50.0mm iso400 w/420EX



Stop and go for a picture
1/1000s f/6.3 at 50.0mm iso400



Climbing up the bales
1/500s f/4.5 at 50.0mm iso200



to smile
1/640s f/5.0 at 50.0mm iso200



The pizza is ready
1/60s f/4.0 at 50.0mm iso400 w/420EX



Let's sing
1/125s f/2.5 at 50.0mm iso1600



Thanks for looking and c/c welcomed.

--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne
 
What a Fun day !

Thanks , Vjim
 
The one of the girls sitting across the top of the haystack is an awesome picture!
 
Thank you Rich,

Glad it only took two shots to get them to smile at the same time. :)
Richfrom813 said:
The one of the girls sitting across the top of the haystack is an awesome picture!
Click to expand...
--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
Lovely series like always, Sueanne
  1. 2 is a classic.
It is so refreshing to see so much happiness and love.

Thank you for sharing

Richard
 
What a super group of pics,,,showing life at its best !,the pics of the little boy with his G-Pa,,& the look on the boys face says it all..

Bet you can,t wait,till her Sweat 16 Party !???...Looks like a fun time was had by all!. Ron
 
Great shots, Sueanne and that Pizza has made me hungry for one even though it's only breakfast time here; your son is very talented making that from scratch.

I love your timeless sepia shot.

Excuse my ignorance, but what's the CP you mention in your OP?
 
Excellent photos as always, Sue Anne!
Love the JD pics & looks like the kids had a great party!
Your son is quite the chef, pizza looks yummy!
Did the circular polarizer make the Pro1 too heavy to handhold? :P
Thanx for sharing 'em... ;)
--
---
Johnny0
 
Great shots Sueanne. I asked my wife if she'd like to see a sexy picture and showed her your tractors (ala Kenny Chesney), ha. Is that a church behind your place?
JR
--
Nikon F
Argus C44R (gorgeous)
Fuji S100fs
Canon A20, A80, A710, A650, G11
Collections: http://www.flickr.com/photos/25863948@N07/collections/

 
Climbing up on the hey looks like such fun. Thanks for sharing. :)
 
Wow, Sue Anne..what a great milestone for you and your daughter, and what a fun day you all had!! I love the hay bale shots. You're now the mother of a teenager..it is so much fun, and you will have a lot of joy watching her and her friends blossom into young women.

The generation picture is wonderful! Your son looks like a chef in the making..the pizza looks yummy!

Thanks for sharing this great series. I can imagine you slept well after that day!!! :D

Colleen
 
--Great shots and very nostalgic. I owned two 2-cylender tricycle gear JDs. Great tractors with a sound only a JD could make. They did require that heavey flywheel to keek them putting along.

Don V. Armitage
 
Thank you Richard,
Yes lots of fun and happy smiles yesterday.
A great day to be outside before three days of rain. :)
Richard Franiec said:
Lovely series like always, Sueanne
  1. 2 is a classic.
Click to expand...
Yes I knew it was a shot I wanted to take, just at the right moment was hard.
Richard Franiec said:
It is so refreshing to see so much happiness and love.

Thank you for sharing
Click to expand...
Thanks for looking.
Richard Franiec said:
Richard
Click to expand...
--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
Thank you Ron,
Ronnie H said:
What a super group of pics,,,showing life at its best !,the pics of the little boy with his G-Pa,,& the look on the boys face says it all..
Click to expand...
Yes that little boy was so happy to be on the tractor, I bet he will be a farmer when he gets older. :)
Here are a few more if you're interested ...
http://www.pbase.com/sueymarky/buxmont_2cylinder_club
Ronnie H said:
Bet you can,t wait,till her Sweat 16 Party !???...Looks like a fun time was had by all!. Ron
Click to expand...
Oh no, don't even think of her being 16 yet !
:(

Thanks for your comments....

--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
Glad Stephen you liked the shots,
Pizza can be eaten for breakfast too. :)
Stephenbw said:
Great shots, Sueanne and that Pizza has made me hungry for one even though it's only breakfast time here; your son is very talented making that from scratch.
Click to expand...
Yes its very easy to make and I have a simple recipe it only takes 10 minutes to make or less.
Stephenbw said:
I love your timeless sepia shot.
Click to expand...
It was the only was to fix an otherwise blown image. :P
Stephenbw said:
Excuse my ignorance, but what's the CP you mention in your OP?
Click to expand...
It's a B+W Circular filter I started out to use cause it was a very direct sunny morning and I wanted to cut out the flare from shooting right into the sun. (I did have the EC to 0 from my usual -1/3 but I could shoot better without it I think)

I got various metering darkness to what I wanted by seeing thru the LCD but I was afraid my images were coming out too dark, so I took it off and then later put it back on.
I lost some shots trying to turn the blasted thing right.

--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
Hello John,
Kota2k2 said:
Excellent photos as always, Sue Anne!
Click to expand...
I try. :)
Kota2k2 said:
Love the JD pics & looks like the kids had a great party!
Click to expand...
Yup 4 hours is enough time to do everything I hope.

LOL the fun doesn't stop there, we have a part II to the party, a sleepover with 5 of the girls returning. I suppose that is where I get to stay up longer. ;0
Kota2k2 said:
Your son is quite the chef, pizza looks yummy!
Click to expand...
It was yummy and cheezy.
Kota2k2 said:
Did the circular polarizer make the Pro1 too heavy to handhold? :P
Click to expand...
LOL
LOL

No the CP was hard to control the amount of light I wanted when metering thru the LCD and then I lost shots cause here I am turning the ring and the tractor passed me.

I was shooting directly into the sun most of the time but when they weren't moving, parked, I could fiddle longer with the CP.
Kota2k2 said:
Thanx for sharing 'em... ;)
Click to expand...
Thanks for looking.
Kota2k2 said:
--
---
Johnny0
Click to expand...
--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
Thanks royal,

Yes climbing up on the hay was hard work since there was no where no grab well. Finally since some of them are in cheerleading, they decided to use each other's back to climb up.

Pictures were great until after they didn't like hay in their shorts. :)

Thanks for looking....
royal1 said:
Climbing up on the hey looks like such fun. Thanks for sharing. :)
Click to expand...
--
----------------------------
regards,
sue anne

 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Keyboard shortcuts

f
Forum
m
My threads
Mobile site
About
Editorial content
Cameras & Lenses
Community
All content, design, and layout are Copyright © 1998–2025 Digital Photography Review All Rights Reserved.
Reproduction in whole or part in any form or medium without specific written permission is prohibited.
When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission.
©GPS Media - Guides, Products, Services.
Back
Top