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A walk around the neighborhood.

So... I'm in the photographic rut:-(.  Honeymoon is over and now the 6D feels like I've had it forever.  It is a happy relationship, the camera is virtually limitless all I need is more time to learn all it's quirks as well as the bells and whistles.  Meanwhile, the best way to get over the rut is to pick up the camera and shoot and shoot and shoot some more!
Here is the EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM on it in program mode..  

Images processed with RadLab. Recipe below.

Good Morning Mommy

I scour photo blogs for ideas and inspiration on regular bases. I see fantastic images and "improve your photography" posts in abundance.  And even if the numbers below do not really mean anything to anyone but the photographer, I would still like to see them, particularly so from all the "professionals" wanting to help others.
So here are mine.

Canon 6D
EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Focal Length 60mm
ISO1600
f/4.0
1/50
Shot in manual. Overexposed in camera by 2 f stops.
Cropped, but unaltered in any other way.

Don McCullin on Digital Photography

Seriously.... again?

Mommy never quits:-)
Not to mention RadLab, your "complete solution to Photoshop mastery":-D.

Revenge of the "Sith"....

Just kidding... 
Remember Carl June, well my old boss finally had his final word:-)).
Dr. Renier Brentjens, most fantastic oncologist on MSKCC's Leukemia service and superb researcher.  Was happy to be a part of the team for over four years and most proud of lab's work and achievements.

Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Acute Type of Leukemia

Genetically altering a patient’s immune cells has, for the first time, produced remissions in adults with a virulent blood cancer. In one patient, the disease vanished in eight days.

Gene Therapy Spurs Leukemia Hope

Researchers reported fresh evidence Wednesday that using gene therapy to manipulate the immune system is emerging as a promising new strategy in the fight against cancer.

Baby Love - Drawing in the hat