The Weekend in Pictures

My main goal this weekend was to take a lot of practice photos with the new camera.

Saturday, I headed to Mountaineer to spend the day with my friend, Jessi. I got some shots of horses on the track. This is one of Jessi’s.




So is this.

This one isn’t.



This is Jessi with “Jacob.”



Today, Hubby and I took a drive to Greene County for these.


Then we stopped at White Bridge for the Covered Bridge Festival where I grabbed these shots.



I love my camera.

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Sara said…
You and the camera seem to be getting on quite well. :)
9/21/09, 8:34 PM
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