After repeated requests from my wife, I finally broke down and bought a digital camera. Yes, I know, such an affordable piece of equipment is something I should have had a long time ago, though Christmas was a good excuse to pick one up. The one I purchased was a Panasonic Lumix (below), and I am quite pleased with it thus far. The image quality is pretty good (10.1 megapixels), and the price was nothing to complain about. Overall, this is a fine camera for everyday use.
I'm sure some of you would like to see some pictures I've taken, so I will not disappoint you.
Left, is a picture of my wife, Jenna, with our oldest daughter, Sylvia. Right, we have a fresh picture of my wife with our most recent addition, Kathryn.
Here's a picture of my foot. It was just too fun and wacky to exclude!
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| The Foot of Fear! |
Some more interesting pictures of the kids:
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| Wyatt in a more sedate mood than usual. |
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| One happy LePage supporter! |
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| Gene the cat, friend of the family. |
Here are some interesting wall pictures. Left, we have the back wall of our kitchen. It's some nice stonework my father did about 30 years ago. Right, we have a view from the hallway leading into the kitchen, and some very nice pine board paneling. That facing board is about 18" wide.
More nice paneling I recently stained and sealed. The shelf is 16" clear pine, and I gave it a nice coat of clear poly to keep it tha way. The boards underneath and to either side were done with Minwax Polyshades Olde Maple Satin.
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| Freshly sealed shelf beside hallway leading into kitchen. |
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| Shelf with lamps added. |
Another lovely feature of the camera is a "sepia" coloring, allowing for some interesting antique appearances. Here's a good example:
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| Martin T. Ingham, Circa 1890 |
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