The pond has thawed and the goldfish/pondies are enjoying the fresh water at the surface. The pup is doing his usual frantic running. The plot is very thin, and the pup runs into the photographer at one point.
Thursday, January 06, 2011
The Silver Bullet
And now the premier of my first publishable video from the new camera. The clarity is superb on my laptop but much gets lost in translation to Youtube. Nevertheless, you will get the picture, so to speak.
The pond has thawed and the goldfish/pondies are enjoying the fresh water at the surface. The pup is doing his usual frantic running. The plot is very thin, and the pup runs into the photographer at one point.
The pond has thawed and the goldfish/pondies are enjoying the fresh water at the surface. The pup is doing his usual frantic running. The plot is very thin, and the pup runs into the photographer at one point.
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Faster than a speeding camera woman! He's cute. The fish are calm! Glad you get up so early.
ReplyDeleteThe resolution on my wide screen monitor was impressive, really impressive. I love the twig dangling from Chumley's mouth. MUST KILL STICK!
ReplyDeleteThat pup has tons of energy. Quite funny.
ReplyDeleteNice to hear your voice!
ReplyDeleteThe Chums has grown so much and he's such a cutie! Loved the video.
ReplyDelete~RBC
The fish are beautiful and there are so many! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pupishness. Great start to my day.
I laughed out loud. what a great start to the day.
ReplyDeleteApril
Wow, that is a great new toy. I love your pond. I could spend hours just sitting there watching the fish. The Chumley is so cute in action. Now I have my morning smiles, the day can begin.
ReplyDeleteHi Mel - Great resolution! You sure have a steady hand.
ReplyDeleteSome people in my photography class take pictures of reflective ponds like you have, then flip them and crop out everything but the reflection. Looks like an impressionist painting.
You are going to have so much fun with this camera...
Lovely video, but now I'm a little dizzy! Haha!
ReplyDeleteYou don't need any plot. This was an action flick if I ever saw one. Now I want a new camera too, because Santa brought me a new Sunpak tripod and it came with a spare head, so I could switch out movie and still...
ReplyDeleteLOL!
ReplyDeleteI can see you'll be having tons of fun with this. The picture is super clear.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture (and sound) quality. Nice to see the little chap in action - was he chasing anything in particular, or ... just chasing? (BTW, did you know that if he were English, he might spell his name Cholmondeley? His tail has a very aristocratic curl.)
ReplyDeleteAre those the same fish that you began with when you moved in? Or did you have to replace them along the way, I can't remember. They seem to have grown alot! Chums is so cute! The funniest part is that you actually are trying to capture it all on the camera. He's definitely king of that roost!
ReplyDeleteZOMG how cute is the chumster wumster?!! It's too bad (or a good thing) that I have no idea where you live or I might dognap him! :)
ReplyDeleteHow precious.....and you must be dizzy from trying to keep Chumley in the picture. I laughed when I noticed his tail sometimes relaxed when he was intently studying or sniffing something.
ReplyDeleteChumley is a hoot -- everything at such a lovely mad dash! And then for a fraction of second his attention goes somewhere else and he is so still! The running round the edge of the pond sequence particularly made me chuckle. Wonder what your fish think - or do they even know or care?
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