Between 2 customers visits, downtown Montreal, I took this “quickie”.
Good news! My D90 is ready, I’ll pick it up tomorrow, Yahoooooooooooo!

Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
Exposition : 1/160
Ouverture : f/5.6
ISO: 400
Focal length : 14.7mm
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Adjust 4, Nik ColorEfex pro
François Meehan
I found this beautiful mirror at “magasin général D’Aoust G & Cie” , Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Qc.
Could not resist taking the shot.

Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
Exposure : 1/60
Aperture : f/2.8
ISO: 400
Focal length : 4.6mm
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Adjust 4, Nik ColorEfex pro
François Meehan
Still no D90… Should be for next week. Life goes on.
I found a variant to my “Bellyshooting” technique: Here I am “Capshooting”:

Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
Exposition : 1/200
Ouverture : f/2.8
ISO: 400
Longueur focale : 4.6mm
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Adjust 4, Nik ColorEfex pro
François Meehan
Gee, I love the downtown Montreal stores “vitrines” and their mannequins. I could spend hours to shoot images, endless possibilities…

Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
Exposition : 1/100
Ouverture : f/8
ISO: 80
Longueur focale : 4.6mm
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 et Detail 2, Nik ColorEfex pro
François Meehan
OK, My Nikon D90 is gone for the next 3-4 weeks. It hurts, at the same time I take it as a challenge.
If the camera does not make the photograph, well, I am up to the task. Today’s picture was taken with an old retired “point and shoot” camera, with a whooping 5 megapixels! Yahoo. In JPG format (snif, I am hooked on RAW format).
I am not that desperate, still have a good reserve of pictures, nevertheless I will continue adding up new images taken with the old cameras.
Of course, production will suffer, in the mean time I will play more music with my faithful Bass guitar, hey it is like that: “I’ve got the music in me”.
** Careful playing that song, it is very addictive…
Merci Kiki Dee Band!

Canon PowerShot S2 IS
Exposure : 1/6
Aperture : f/6.3
ISO: 51
Focal length : 12.1
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3, Nik ColorEfex pro
François Meehan
I don’t want to miss that!
Haha! I have improved the technique of shooting with the camera on my belly: I can now shoot while moving!
To achieve this feat, I put the shutter in timer mode with a 2 second delay then I press the button and move toward my target with my usual, amazing grace…
I must admit, it does require practice, indeed lots of it, nice to be in the digital age.
Now I must find a name for this technique, what about bellyshooting ? Hum…
Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/8
Aperture : f/11
ISO: 200
Focale length: 50 mm (75 in DX)
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Detail, Nik SilverEfex pro et “Output sharpener”
François Meehan
Follow up on a series of reflections in a display, at D’Aoust G & Cie store in Saint-Anne-de-Bellevue, “vitrines” that will always be in a class apart…
I thought of calling this image; “The belly controlled pic” . Did the shot with the camera hanging on my stomach with a 2 second timer delay.
I have received an excellent news today, one of my pictures received an honorable mention in a “Get published” contest from the makers of the Lensbaby lens systems.
Guess which one! Honorable Mention Gallery : -)

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/90
Ouverture : f/5.6
ISO: 400
Focal Length : 50 mm (75 en DX)
Aperture, Topaz Denoise 3 and Detail, Nik ColorEfex pro and Sharpener Pro
I have received an excellent news today, one of my pictures received an honorable mention in a “Get published” contest from the makers of the Lensbaby lens systems.
Guess which one! Honorable Mention Gallery : -)
François Meehan
I was due for a couple of “Self”.
The following shot was taken in a shopping mall. Lise was standing back, amused at watching people trying to figure out what I was shooting in the ceiling.

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/30
Aperture : f/2.8
ISO: 400
Lens : Lensbaby Composer
Aperture, Topaz Denoise, Nik Viveza and SilverEfex
Wondering around shopping, with the Lensbaby on, is an easy way to have fun…

Nikon D90
Exposure : 1/60
Aperture : f/2.8
ISO: 400
Lens : Lensbaby Composer
Aperture, Topaz Denoise, Nik Viveza et SilverEfex
François Meehan