Impromptu Portrait of Oscar, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

One of our kitties!

Carol and I both had the tough job of lounging about on a ski boat on a beautiful Sunday this summer. What a great time we had. Here’s a slideshow of the photos I took for the recent BC Wakeboarding Championships:

Thanks to Rick and Wendy of Riggit Services Inc. for having us out.

Screaming Shit Hawk, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

Yucky old seagull. Photographed at the Belcarra Picnic Area where Carol and I went for our anniversary lunch.

Here’s a video we shot regarding our experience:

Fun!

That was fun… Nick and Lorne came over with pork chops. Carol made some blueberry grunt and I shot some timelapse.

Boys on the Bed, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

Oscar is in the foreground being his calm and adorable self. Donner is in the background being a smartass clown, also as per usual.

Jazz Landing, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

Carol and I went to the airport to watch planes land after work. I took this photo there.

Oh please, let this be true…

Game 5 tonight and it’s going to be a pivotal one regardless of who wins. I’m pulling for our boys in blue and green.

GO CANUCKS GO!

Disappointed Canucks Fans, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

These are some sorely disappointed Canucks fans. We were watching on the jumbo outdoor screen at Hamilton and Georgia during the first period of game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final 2011 against the Boston Bruins. The Bruins had just scored their first goal at this point, but those are some sad faces. It got worse… ugh

Shaw Tower Tilt Shift N, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

I took this photo from the balcony outside the 9th floor lunch room in Shaw Tower with my new camera. I am very happy with the Nikon D5100. I still have lots to learn, but for the price point I couldn’t turn it down as my first DSLR. Carol’s already got one but this is the first one I have to drag around with me.

The tilt shift effect is an in camera effect. I like “in camera” better than buying an expensive lens or having to do it in post. It doesn’t look as faked.

Hello There!, a photo by MikeBrowne on Flickr.

I got a new camera. It’s a Nikon D5100. I took this photo today. Not too shabby if I do say so myself.