06-30-2023, 12:31 PM
Good afternoon guys.
I hear your comments about getting old and it is the pits. I now have a "walking stick" that I picked up from the woods around the campground that I use when I take my camera for a walk. It is for getting those LOW shots when I get down on my hands and knees and have no idea how I am going to get up from that position.
Yeh, Don, that pup tent is a far cry from the Hilton, or even a RED ROOF INN for that matter. Wasn't the ground hard? Soon you will be packing enough stuff to have a side wagon or a little trailer. I bet your bed never felt so guy as when you came home.
I enjoyed your journalistic captures, especially the one with the book and the lake in the background. It looks so relaxing and calm. What did you have to eat? You usually share a picture of that with us, maybe a mushroom burger? The moon shot is very cool too.
Hi Peter, there are lots of places in this country where one can go to be alone and that are as picturesque as where Don is at.
Good to see you, friend.
Dave, yes, getting a bird in flight is quite difficult. But sometimes it happens serendipitously, like this:
I hear your comments about getting old and it is the pits. I now have a "walking stick" that I picked up from the woods around the campground that I use when I take my camera for a walk. It is for getting those LOW shots when I get down on my hands and knees and have no idea how I am going to get up from that position.
Yeh, Don, that pup tent is a far cry from the Hilton, or even a RED ROOF INN for that matter. Wasn't the ground hard? Soon you will be packing enough stuff to have a side wagon or a little trailer. I bet your bed never felt so guy as when you came home.
I enjoyed your journalistic captures, especially the one with the book and the lake in the background. It looks so relaxing and calm. What did you have to eat? You usually share a picture of that with us, maybe a mushroom burger? The moon shot is very cool too.
Hi Peter, there are lots of places in this country where one can go to be alone and that are as picturesque as where Don is at.
Good to see you, friend.
Dave, yes, getting a bird in flight is quite difficult. But sometimes it happens serendipitously, like this: