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[two_third]Photo: One of those walking to work photos. I am running out of things to shoot on my daily commute :). I picked up a cone from the ground and put it back into the tree.[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Taken in A-mode. Simple shot, nothing to it – its unfortunately slightly out of focus.[/one_third_last]

[two_third]Photo: I chose “water” drops (very popular photography subject) to be my next project…. More about this project on the project page.[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Photo was taken in M-mode. Single shot, manual focus both on and of camera flash.[/one_third_last]

[two_third]Photo: As am I trying to learn more about photography I decided to do couple projects ie. reproduce photos from other photographers and learn while having blast doing it… More about this project on the project page.[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Photo was taken in Manual. In burst mode having focused on the bulb beforehand and then switching…

[two_third]Photo: We took a walk with our dog. Walking next to the pastures of one local ranch I snapped few pictures of couple horses. The daylight wasn’t exactly good for photography at the time, so it took couple tries to get it sort of right…[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Photo was taken in Aperture priority with open aperture.…

[two_third]Photo: I’ve spent this weekend at my parents place having great time looking at/after our puppies www.happyleon.com. I took a picture of these beautiful tulips on our dinner table while I was running around the house snapping pictures of our pups…[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Photo was taken in Aperture priority with aperture wide open. External flash was used…

[two_third]Photo: I keep walking the same street every night instead of just waiting for the tram. No single object caught my eye this time so I took an out of focus picture of the street. I keep wondering what every single light represents…[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Photo was taken in Aperture priority with aperture wide open and…

[two_third]Photo: Facade of one “modern” building. Green underlight side panels make for an interesting texture-like photo. Taking  the photo from street level distorts the size of the panels…[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: The only thing to this photo was balancing the ISO and shutter speed because I didn’t have tripod and needed to take the picture handheld.[/one_third_last]

[two_third]Photo: Finally a photo in a daylight. Two trams next to each other made for interesting “before/after” photo. Unfortunately I couldn’t get them right from the front to keep them the same size since one of the trams was moving at a brisk pace towards me :)[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Aperture priority, wide open to have quick shutter speed…

[two_third]Photo: Neon sign of some clothing shop. Originally the composition included couple neon signs in a row, which unfortunatelly didnt look as intended. However this single one with its texture and what I assume is cable inside worked rather well.[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Aperture priority, dropping exposure by few stops while focusing on the sign itself to…

[two_third]Photo: Buildings in “my” office park. Photo was taken following the steps of my everyday walk next to a pond which by this time is frozen. The light from street lamps usually doesn’t reflect of the ponds’ water nearly as beautifully as it does of its icy cover.[/two_third] [one_third_last]How: Aperture priority, dropping exposure by couple stops to…