After a dark, stormy, and rainy afternoon, the sun finally broke through to create a perfect rainbow.
View from my office:
Shot with Canon EOS 7D / Canon EFS 10-22mm (at 10mm)

Photos (including 3 of mine) from photography class that I attended in the spring are now exhibited at local library (Frederikshavn Bibliotek) until September 14th.

My wonderful neighbor, Kirsten Brøndum asked me to photograph some of her paintings for an art gallery submission and for her future web-site/blog. 
A great opportunity to try something new (for me) in photography.
Thanks for the challenge!

It was harder than I expected to get the light right - tried some different flash setups, but ended up using natural light only.
Once I got home and started processing the shots, it turned out that two other challenges were  perspective and barrel/pincushion distortion - not much - but those straight picture frames need to be really really straight...
Good thing I still have Paint Shop Pro 9 - it has a great perspective correction feature where you can just mark each corner of a square (like a picture frame), and it straightens it right up.
I am trying to move to Photoshop CS5, but I just couldn't find any function as easy to use for this job.

The first painting below is actually a portrait my collie"Tricky": 

This afternoon this beautiful bird of prey rested on a soccer goal post right next to my office. Luckily the camera was not far away:

Shot with Canon EOS 7D / Canon EF400mm f/5.6L USM