With my new camera (Canon T2i), I am spending lots of time photographing my favorite subject, Mason!
Throughout the weekend, here are some of the shots I took. All of these are taken with the kit lens.
Good morning Mason! He stands outside our bedroom door and stretches and yawns. He waits to be let out and be served breakfast.
We were out and about all weekend doing yard work and hanging christmas lights. By the time we got back in the house, Mason was happy to lay down for a while. He loves this $20 bed I got at Costco although his long legs don’t quite fit.
Then around dinner time the begging starts.
Please?
Oh but it probably tastes so good.
Oh man, lip stuck again
He is always so excited when we get up from the table because he knows he usually gets the left overs. He eats outside in the garage (he’s a messy eater) and then whines to come back in. When he gets in he sniffs around to make sure he hasn’t missed anything…
And then he crawls up in my lap (front two paws only) to snuggle and watch some tv.
At the end of the night he crawls back in his bed and waits to start it all over again!
The History of Us 
Mason is so adorable! I love the pictures.
Are you enjoying your new camera? I just sold our old Nikon D40 so I can upgrade to the Canon 7D (I learned on Canon) and I’m going through withdrawals!
I am really enjoying the new camera. I am trying to find as much “beginner” info online as I can. Any good suggestions?
I spent weeks reading the formspring answers of Jonas Peterson, Stacy Reeves, Sean Flanigan, and the like. And I always bother Jenna (Avocado) or Olivia, our wedding photographer, for my more nagging questions. š
Beyond that, my favorite way of learning has been looking at the photographs that inspire me. I could spend all day reading back issues of Vogue, including international editions, because the photography in there is so luscious. But I also adore photojournalism and will stalk Flickr feeds of my favorites.