Current header photo:
This is the first header photo I’ve taken with our new digital SLR Canon Rebel T3i. Again, it’s the elusive red-breasted woodpecker, at my bird feeder in April 2013.
Previous header photos:
I caught this red-breasted woodpecker at my bird feeder after an ice storm.
An icy meal.
Sunset over Lake Michigan
I took this sunset August 2012 over Lake Michigan from the beach in Glen Arbor, Michigan. The dune to the left is part of the Sleeping Bear Dune National Lakeshore.
First snow
First snow in Michigan, November 2011, © Huffygirl 2011
Previous:
Hardy perennial mums, a fall favorite in Michigan.
Fall in Michigan: This was taken looking into the sun about an hour before sunset. As I took the photo, the sun make a white line down the center, which turned into a misty blur upon shooting. I liked this effect and thought this would make a great header photo for fall.
Old barn in grass, near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
Old barn in grass. Photo taken near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, , Michigan, June 2011. © Huffygirl 2011
Butterfly on pink zinnias, © Huffygirl 2011.
Zinnias with butterfly (© Huffygirl 2011)
Spring tulips.
Previous: Spring tulips. I was hoping this would look like it was taken outside, but was actually taken in a greenhouse during a spring expo March 2011. (Credit: Huffygirl)
Previous: South Haven lighthouse, South Haven, Michigan. Photo was taken from the pier in December. (Credit: Huffygirl)
South Haven Lighthouse
Previous: Ludington State Park, Ludington Michigan. Photo was taken from a woodland hiking trail. (Credit: Huffygirl)
Ludington State Park
Former: Round Island Light House, Straits of Mackinac, Michigan. Photo was taken from the east bluff of Mackinac Island. (Credit: Huffygirl)
Round Island Lighthouse
Previous: Empire Bluff, Empire, Michigan. Taken from the top of the bluff, looking out toward the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. (Credit: Huffygirl)
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
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Do you like taking panorama? I love Panoramas. They are specially good for headers.
Actually I don’t have the lens for panorama. For the header photos, I took a regular photo and cropped it to fit the long header area.
Well you don’t really need to have a lens for panorama. You can stitch photos and make a great panorama on photoshop. I make panoramas using my point and shoot digital camera. 😀 I never uploaded one of those on the web, though.
I’ll have to try it. I may need to ask you for some tips though.
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Right behind my house.
OOOPS, my previous post, with a photo, did’t work. Sorry!
Thanks Irene. If you want to share a photo, I think you have to share it as a link to your blog or facebook. Thanks for stopping by.