Painted Vases
Another one for the Painted Vases series of my web page. Maybe I won't use that frame though. Its a bit much.
Monday, February 12, 2007
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This will be a place to record my daily progress in photography, in my garden, with my computer and travels. Care to come along for the ride? Return to web page 'MY GARDEN'
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About Me
- Maggie
- I have several time consuming hobbies that I enjoy. Gardening was my first passion. When I got my computer my garden suffered some neglect but for all that the garden still looks pretty good. To those two I have more recently added photography. Photography relates to all of my hobbies, as well as to travel, and seems to tie them all together. I have a high maintenance, wonderfull husband, who remains the primary interest.
Blog Archive
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2007
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February
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- Spring is on its way
- Gung Hei Fat Choi
- Chinese New Year - Pigs can fly
- Across the Bay
- Polka Dot Drops
- Hearts
- phalenopsis
- Painted Vases
- Painted Vases Series
- Ice Art
- My fire hydrants album - Postman
- William Burns
- Painted Vase Series
- Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland
- Castle Eilean Donan, Scotland
- Water Drops
- Blue Glass
- Moss, hanging and lying
- Paph. Concolor
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February
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Gardening
- Rock Garden - Jan's alpines/smug mug
- common garden perennials
- Rock/Alpine Plants - Pinterest - careful when signing up
- Native Plants - Russell Nursery
- Native Plants - Fraser Thimble Farm, Saltspring
- Services - Community Composting
- Services - Davey Tree
- Clubs - Victoria Orchid Society
- Clubs - Victoria Horicultural Society
- Clubs - Vancouver Island Rock and Alpine
- Nurseries - Brentwood Bay
- Nurseries - Cannor
- Nurseries - West Coast Seeds
- Gardens - Butterfly Gardens
- Gardens - Butchart Gardens
- Gardens - Hatley Park Gardens
- Gardens - Horticultural Center of the Pacific (Glendale Gardens)
- Rock Garden - Panayoti Kelaidis blogger
Friends and Blogs I like
Nature
Just for fun
Blogging Help
Camera Equipment
Canon EOS Elan 7e - 35 mm
- Feb 2015 - traded the camera body to Kerrisdale Cameras
- Lens:
Canon EF 28 - 135 mm F/3.5 - 5.6 IS
Canon EF 50mm F/1.4 USM
Canon EF 28 - 90 mm F/1.4 - 5.6
Canon Powershot A50 - digital
- Lens:
4.3 - 10.8 mm 1:2.6 - 4.0
Canon Powershot S3 IS - digital
- Lens:
12X 6.0 - 72.0 mm 1:2 -3.5 USM
- Canon 58mm Close Up lens 500D
- Canon tele-converter TC-DC58B 1.5x
- Canon wide converter WC-DC58A 0.75x
Canon EOS Rebel Tli or 500d
- uses same lenses and filters as
the Canon Elan 7e
Holga 120S
- Lens:
60 mm 1:8
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W560
- Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar
in camera panorama wide angle lens
Canon Powershot SX60 HS
traded my SX40 to upgrade to SX60 - Feb 2015
Lens: 43.8 - 247.0 mm 1:3.4 - 6.5 USM, wide angle with 60X optical zoom
- Feb 2015 - traded the camera body to Kerrisdale Cameras
- Lens:
Canon EF 28 - 135 mm F/3.5 - 5.6 IS
Canon EF 50mm F/1.4 USM
Canon EF 28 - 90 mm F/1.4 - 5.6
Canon Powershot A50 - digital
- Lens:
4.3 - 10.8 mm 1:2.6 - 4.0
Canon Powershot S3 IS - digital
- Lens:
12X 6.0 - 72.0 mm 1:2 -3.5 USM
- Canon 58mm Close Up lens 500D
- Canon tele-converter TC-DC58B 1.5x
- Canon wide converter WC-DC58A 0.75x
Canon EOS Rebel Tli or 500d
- uses same lenses and filters as
the Canon Elan 7e
Holga 120S
- Lens:
60 mm 1:8
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W560
- Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar
in camera panorama wide angle lens
Canon Powershot SX60 HS
traded my SX40 to upgrade to SX60 - Feb 2015
Lens: 43.8 - 247.0 mm 1:3.4 - 6.5 USM, wide angle with 60X optical zoom
Photoshop (Digital Darkroom)
Site Feed
My You Tube - mmmee2
5 comments:
Thanks for your comment on this post: http://www.bradwilson.us/bps/2007/02/parrots-amok.html
You mentioned more margin. I'm just curious, did you have to scroll side to side to see the whole site? I did make it as wide as I could so I could make the pictures bigger, but I don't want to be so big that it won't fit on most browsers. If you did had to scroll, what is your browser size?
Sorry for not emailing, couldn't find your email addy on this site.
I did not have to scroll to see the whole site
but the words go right over to the edge of my browser. I just think it would be more appealing if there was some margin space, especially on the left.
I have my browser sized to cover my 19 inch monitor that is set at a resolution of 1024 x 768.
I usually leave my email address in the place provided when filling out a comment. Sorry about that.
Hope this does not further confuse the issue.
After trying to figure out why you could not find my email, I did a bit of research.
Have a look at this question in the Blogger help section.
under Privacy and Profile My email is now available in my profile. But, I will be doing more research to see if I can leave my email on other Bloggers comment pages as I do on blogs made with other blogging software. On other blogs I find I can leave my email and it is NOT available to anyone but the blog owner. These blogs I leave my email on, are almost always from VFXY or good friends.
I am reconsidering making my email open, also, as this may be where you are getting your spam.
Here is the context of another comment I left on Brad's blog:
With regard to your no email on my blog question: I have been doing a bit of research with Blogger help. Apparently we need to check the box in our profile that allows our address to be shown. Also, read this about how to find email from comments made. I did not allow my email to be shown in my profile and so you could not find it. Its a matter of how privacy. Allowing your email to show might be part of your spam problem. But I have now allowed my email to show. As far as I am aware, my email should only show to people I have commented on. Let me try it. Here is the hot link about it.
This is just so I have the hot links to the information about email addresses provided to people who's blogs you comment on; that is, if they are blogger blogs. It is unduly complicated. blah.
Wonderful image - great tones - very well done Maggie!
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