Here is my biggest "real" spinning project to date:
12 ozs "smoke" roving from High Prairie Fibers (80% Suffolk, 20% Mohair) + about 30 hours' work = 1379 yards of 2-ply yarn  :)
 
 
 
 
 
 
There were four kittens born in the barn at the farm recently, and we are looking after a couple of them at home for a while. It's quite a job, being a kitty mom, they have to be bottle-fed and cleaned etc, but they're so cute!

 On-camera flash for these pics (sorry, Strobist!)
On-camera flash for these pics (sorry, Strobist!)
 
 
 
 
 

 The ultimate "off-camera flash"? Shot out the front window. 30 sec exposure. Unfortunately, most of the lightning was high above the clouds, so I didn't get to see very much of it.
The ultimate "off-camera flash"? Shot out the front window. 30 sec exposure. Unfortunately, most of the lightning was high above the clouds, so I didn't get to see very much of it.
 
 
 
 
 
 Hair Vinegar. This one I did before I got my D200 - I used a little Fuji Finepix F10. It was always intended as a "draft" picture. The "real" one will have glass bottles with the new labels. Post production was done in Corel Paint Shop Pro X2 - I can't afford Photoshop.
Hair Vinegar. This one I did before I got my D200 - I used a little Fuji Finepix F10. It was always intended as a "draft" picture. The "real" one will have glass bottles with the new labels. Post production was done in Corel Paint Shop Pro X2 - I can't afford Photoshop..jpg) Lip Balms. One of the new label shots. They're not all quite so artsy, but I like to play.
Lip Balms. One of the new label shots. They're not all quite so artsy, but I like to play.
Both of these were done with my old hot lights. I'm looking forward to getting strobes up and running properly.
 
 
 
 
 
 Displaying one of Maggie's hand-knit hats for her Etsy store.
Displaying one of Maggie's hand-knit hats for her Etsy store.
(I've done most of the pics there) I used hot lights for this one. 1/20 @ f/5.6
 
 
 
 
 
 Nikon D200, Nikkor 18-200VR @ 70mm, ISO 1600, 1/40 sec, f/5. Sepia toned in Corel Paint Shop Pro X2Hi, and welcome to my first Blog post! I intend to use this space to post pictures I've taken as I work my way through learning my new (secondhand) Nikon D200 and lighting techniques (a la Strobist).I would really welcome any criticisms or comments that would help me make better pictures.
Nikon D200, Nikkor 18-200VR @ 70mm, ISO 1600, 1/40 sec, f/5. Sepia toned in Corel Paint Shop Pro X2Hi, and welcome to my first Blog post! I intend to use this space to post pictures I've taken as I work my way through learning my new (secondhand) Nikon D200 and lighting techniques (a la Strobist).I would really welcome any criticisms or comments that would help me make better pictures.