366 of 2012 - Day 153

366 of 2012 - Day 153. I'll bet you were hoping I'd show you another trinket from my house. I bought this John Lennon figurine for my husband, when we were dating, knowing what a huge fan he was. We both loved the movie the Yellow Submarine, so it seemed a fitting doo-dad to have in our home.

Taken with my Canon PowerShot G12, f/4, 1/60 sec., ISO-80, no flash, camera hand held, shot outdoors. Edited with PicMonkey and Photoshop.

Picaboo's Weekly Challenge is posted here: How To Photograph Your Dad. I'm not doing this challenge. My father and husband thank me.

366 of 2012 - Day 152

366 of 2012 - Day 152. You want me to show you another little creepy thing from my collection of little creepy things? Okay, okay, stop begging!

Taken with my Canon PowerShot G12, f/2.8, 1/20 sec., ISO-1600, no flash, camera hand held, shot indoors. Edited with PicMonkey and Photoshop.

Picaboo's Weekly Challenge is posted here: How To Photograph Your Dad. I'm not doing this challenge. My father and husband thank me.

366 of 2012 - Day 151

366 of 2012 - Day 151. I know, you're thinking, show me something creepy from your house, Yash! Sure, I can do that. And I want you to know that this little gargoyle statue didn't creep me out until I'd taken about 10 photos of it today.

Taken with my Canon PowerShot G12, f/2.8, 1/20 sec., ISO-1600, no flash, camera hand held, shot indoors. Edited with PicMonkey and Photoshop.

Picaboo's Weekly Challenge is posted here: How To Photograph Your Dad. I'm not doing this challenge. My father and husband thank me.

366 of 2012 - Day 150

366 of 2012 - Day 150. If you're a Lord of the Rings fan, you may recognise the Argonath, also known as The Gates of Argonath or The Pillars of the Kings; a monument comprising two enormous pillars, carved in the likenesses of Isildur and Anárion, standing upon either side of the River Anduin at the northern approach to Nen Hithoel. And yes, I totally copied that from http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Argonath. My husband is a big LOtR geek and these are actually book ends that he got with one of the DVDs.

Taken with my Canon PowerShot G12, f/2.8, 1/20 sec., ISO-1600, no flash, camera hand held, shot indoors. Edited with PicMonkey and Photoshop.

Picaboo's Weekly Challenge is posted here: How To Photograph Your Dad. I'm not doing this challenge. My father and husband thank me.