I spent the better part of two days trying to get a picture of this Ruffed Grouse on Drummond Island. This is what happened just after I gave up. Walked right up to me as if to say: "Tag! You're it!"
Nature is grand.
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Hope you enjoyed your time with nature on Lake Huron.
I spent the better part of two days trying to get a picture of this Ruffed Grouse on Drummond Island. This is what happened just after I gave up. Walked right up to me as if to say: "Tag! You're it!"
Nature is grand.
I noticed a heron standing very still... and he noticed me when I took the camera out.
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I spent the better part of two days trying to get a picture of this Ruffed Grouse on Drummond Island. This is what happened just after I gave up. Walked right up to me as if to say: "Tag! You're it!"
Nature is grand.
I can also imagine them when it's so cold the rain freezes on the way down and makes icicles. I don't miss the cold, but I do miss the beauty it creates. Thanks QMS for your images regardless of size.
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He's hiding from the birds. Feeders are hung above and behind his left shoulder. They flit thru the hydrangea, so he's ready to pounce. Yeah, put up all those white cedar shakes many moons ago. Love working with them. Smells like heaven!
The fragrance of cedar wherever it's met, is a wonderful pleasure. My favourite NZ pinot noirs always begin with what I identify as the smell of cedar.
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He's hiding from the birds. Feeders are hung above and behind his left shoulder. They flit thru the hydrangea, so he's ready to pounce. Yeah, put up all those white cedar shakes many moons ago. Love working with them. Smells like heaven!
I went by there on the 19th. I would Love to move to Morgan. Always have. There is a great golf course there that has lots of memories. You know that the mountains on the north side are where snowbasin is? This was where the Olympic downhills were held. Sure wish I knew you were in the neighborhood.
I really like that first shot. The light and shadows look a little like a boiling cauldron.
The family Thanksgiving get together this year was at my Brothers house in Morgan Utah. A little cold for my taste, but some nice scenery.
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The first two photos were taken last Friday morning and the third one was taken Saturday morning. My brother does most of his skiing at Snow basin. I would have liked to have met up while I was there, but I was only there for a few days and was busy with family.
I went by there on the 19th. I would Love to move to Morgan. Always have. There is a great golf course there that has lots of memories. You know that the mountains on the north side are where snowbasin is? This was where the Olympic downhills were held. Sure wish I knew you were in the neighborhood.
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Of course the canyon gets less sun than the valley, but we didn't get any. . getting some now though.
Is that a beaver dam in the photo? Did you think the river was low? I swore I saw some fish walking around the low spots. Your brother has a short trip to get to the basin now with the new road that goes there. I bet he's excited that he doesn't have to go the old way.
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The first two photos were taken last Friday morning and the third one was taken Saturday morning. My brother does most of his skiing at Snow basin. I would have liked to have met up while I was there, but I was only there for a few days and was busy with family.
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that fell on Thanksgiving day didn't stick to the ground in Morgan but it left a nice blanket on the mountains. The snow that did stick to the ground came late Friday night and into Saturday afternoon. Those are mostly rocks going across the river, not a beaver dam. I've never seen the Weber river before so I can't say whether it's low or not.
Of course the canyon gets less sun than the valley, but we didn't get any. . getting some now though.
Is that a beaver dam in the photo? Did you think the river was low? I swore I saw some fish walking around the low spots. Your brother has a short trip to get to the basin now with the new road that goes there. I bet he's excited that he doesn't have to go the old way.
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The cat in the window photo is amazing to look at! There is so much interest there, graphically. And the absurdity of the snow covered tree adorning the cat's head like a feathered hat.
I really like that first shot. The light and shadows look a little like a boiling cauldron.
The family Thanksgiving get together this year was at my Brothers house in Morgan Utah. A little cold for my taste, but some nice scenery.
The cat in the window photo is amazing to look at! There is so much interest there, graphically. And the absurdity of the snow covered tree adorning the cat's head like a feathered hat.
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trying to imagine what crosses the feline brain. Where are the snow mice? Had a cat that used to burrow under the drifts. Searching for buried treasures. Came up looking like frosty the clown.
I really like that first shot. The light and shadows look a little like a boiling cauldron.
The family Thanksgiving get together this year was at my Brothers house in Morgan Utah. A little cold for my taste, but some nice scenery.
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I don't know what he was thinking about, but it must have changed about ten seconds after I took the shot. That's when hopped off the couch and wondered off.
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trying to imagine what crosses the feline brain. Where are the snow mice? Had a cat that used to burrow under the drifts. Searching for buried treasures. Came up looking like frosty the clown.
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It's a drainage pond at the cemetery and I don't usually walk on that side of it, but when I walked by Abby went to see what was there. Behind me is a drain and surrounded by grass. This is what makes photography so fun, huh? We can create our own realities.
It's a drainage pond at the cemetery and I don't usually walk on that side of it, but when I walked by Abby went to see what was there. Behind me is a drain and surrounded by grass. This is what makes photography so fun, huh? We can create our own realities.
The 'trail' leads to some stairs on the right and it's really just a depression, but it felt like I was in the middle of nowhere. Nice place to just hang out.
Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
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They live in an upside down world. Best seen while standing on your head. They even hop backwards!
Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
Between your nuthatches and QMS's cedar I am feeling quite nostalgic.
I love the warblers here, as well as the shining cuckoo that displaces some of them.
Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
Between your nuthatches and QMS's cedar I am feeling quite nostalgic.
I love the warblers here, as well as the shining cuckoo that displaces some of them.
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and the explanations. Beautiful all. We have nuthatches and titmice. Have not seen either in the last couple of days.
Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
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Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
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OT, BR! And, thanks to Everyone for sharing your excellent photos.
I'm going to take SD's suggestions, and try to figure out my cell phone camera. If all goes well, will have a new 'subject' early next year. Hope to drop back with a Tweet of the entire litter, later. (Puppy selection can't be made for several more weeks.)
Hope everyone manages to stay toasty--gonna dip down to very low 20's (again) early next week. Have a nice weekend!
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It's easy. Open the camera, find something and click. See what comes out. Let the camera do the work for now and don't over think it. Have fun!
OT, BR! And, thanks to Everyone for sharing your excellent photos.
I'm going to take SD's suggestions, and try to figure out my cell phone camera. If all goes well, will have a new 'subject' early next year. Hope to drop back with a Tweet of the entire litter, later. (Puppy selection can't be made for several more weeks.)
Hope everyone manages to stay toasty--gonna dip down to very low 20's (again) early next week. Have a nice weekend!
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links on "Rule Of Thirds"--including this one. I'll definitely study up on the concept. It's probably hard for anyone here (this Photography thread) to imagine not knowing this info, but, it was totally news to me.
And, I can definitely use all the 'hints' I can get!
Have a nice weekend!
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your photos. But you can always edit your pictures to do that. I hope that you will just have fun taking photos and don't overthink what you're doing. One thing to remember is that your camera is going to 'see' things that you don't such as overhead wires and stuff in the background. Whilst you're on your many travels start really looking at what you're looking at and you'll start forming pictures in your mind.
links on "Rule Of Thirds"--including this one. I'll definitely study up on the concept. It's probably hard for anyone here (this Photography thread) to imagine not knowing this info, but, it was totally news to me.
And, I can definitely use all the 'hints' I can get!
Have a nice weekend!
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your photos. But you can always edit your pictures to do that. I hope that you will just have fun taking photos and don't overthink what you're doing. One thing to remember is that your camera is going to 'see' things that you don't such as overhead wires and stuff in the background. Whilst you're on your many travels start really looking at what you're looking at and you'll start forming pictures in your mind.
Have Fun
Can't wait to see your new puppy.
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good to see you. How are you doing. have you figured out what your next dog will be.
on edit - never mind. I see that you have.
OT, BR! And, thanks to Everyone for sharing your excellent photos.
I'm going to take SD's suggestions, and try to figure out my cell phone camera. If all goes well, will have a new 'subject' early next year. Hope to drop back with a Tweet of the entire litter, later. (Puppy selection can't be made for several more weeks.)
Hope everyone manages to stay toasty--gonna dip down to very low 20's (again) early next week. Have a nice weekend!
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for the welcoming words! If all goes well, I'm hoping to be back (regularly) in several weeks--I've really missed not being able to participate.
If I can transfer a photo of the litter from my cell phone to the computer drive, I'm going to Tweet it, and post it. Of course, they're so young, they kinda look like big light-colored rats. Anyhoo, our Pup will be an English Creme Golden (or, European variety, instead of American Golden).
We're excited!
Hey, love the snow sculpture photo--reminds me of Alaska! Of course, I was very saddened to hear about the earthquake. We experienced two while we lived there, but, not on a scale (even close) to the one earlier today.
Have a great weekend!
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good to see you. How are you doing. have you figured out what your next dog will be.
on edit - never mind. I see that you have.
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Light spiral
in the snow. Good show old bean.
question everything
Snow is all we've got
for the next 4-5 months.
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
evening bollox...
thanks for hosting. Love the shot of His Fredness. It looks sculptural.
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An emailer said it reminded them of Davd's 'Death of Marat'
I hope not. Fred is still very much alive.
Gëzuar!!
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The whole scene looks utterly magical!
The snow looks like it’s alive and swirling around, and the lanterns are so atmospheric.
Oh, Fred ... sweet dreams.
Thanks Bollox for your photos and hosting, and evening all.
The birth of a Nikau flower ...
17 hours later ...
Wow. giving birth to a floral monster!
Amazing what our plant friends hold inside, awaiting exposure. Sheer pleasure.
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Your response
is like the perfect pleasure, both infinitely funny and warmly appreciative. Thanks.
Way cool
How long will the flowers last?
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Not long at all, but lengthened by the cooler, cloudy, rainy
current weather. In the sun, the flowers are gone in a day basically. The numerous little seeds feed lots of birds.
Interesting looking flower, Janis.
From the photos it looks like a pretty good size flower. How big is it?
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In the photo where it is more open,
It is ca. 15 x 15 ".
A trifle disturbing
maybe... Reminds me of The Day of the Triffids.
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It's actually the opposite
It's joyful, and a delicacy for many birds.
Just as well
The 60's British sci-fi/horror film gave me nightmares.
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wow janis...
it's aliiiive... Thanks for bringing spring.
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Thanks for the host bollox.
I spent the better part of two days trying to get a picture of this Ruffed Grouse on Drummond Island. This is what happened just after I gave up. Walked right up to me as if to say: "Tag! You're it!"
Nature is grand.
Regardless of the path in life I chose, I realize it's always forward, never straight.
"Oh God, another photographer,
I'll show him".
Hope you enjoyed your time with nature on Lake Huron.
On a walk a couple of months ago
I noticed a heron standing very still... and he noticed me when I took the camera out.
Null shot.
Gëzuar!!
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Snow cat
Neighborhood Tom
Outhouse in background of above photo ^
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You've got to be kidding ...
a Lobster in the outhouse???
Keeps the snakes down
Frozen gutter cups, not to be confused with butter cups.
apologize for tiny photos, image loader won't handle pixels. using snoopy's trick to email to self. pain in the too too.
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I like those cups, they're really nice to look at.
I can also imagine them when it's so cold the rain freezes on the way down and makes icicles. I don't miss the cold, but I do miss the beauty it creates. Thanks QMS for your images regardless of size.
Do you think the tom cat
thinks he's invisible behind the dried leaves?
I like all the cedar. I have a little cedar, in the form of shake above my front door. Cedar and New England are forever joined in my memory.
Sneaky devil
He's hiding from the birds. Feeders are hung above and behind his left shoulder. They flit thru the hydrangea, so he's ready to pounce. Yeah, put up all those white cedar shakes many moons ago. Love working with them. Smells like heaven!
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Oh boy, cats and birds.
Dare I say I favour the birds?
The fragrance of cedar wherever it's met, is a wonderful pleasure. My favourite NZ pinot noirs always begin with what I identify as the smell of cedar.
Thanks for Friday Night Photos tonight, BR.
I really like that first shot. The light and shadows look a little like a boiling cauldron.
The family Thanksgiving get together this year was at my Brothers house in Morgan Utah. A little cold for my taste, but some nice scenery.
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Was the snow from this year?
I went by there on the 19th. I would Love to move to Morgan. Always have. There is a great golf course there that has lots of memories. You know that the mountains on the north side are where snowbasin is? This was where the Olympic downhills were held. Sure wish I knew you were in the neighborhood.
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Hey, Snoopy
The first two photos were taken last Friday morning and the third one was taken Saturday morning. My brother does most of his skiing at Snow basin. I would have liked to have met up while I was there, but I was only there for a few days and was busy with family.
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I didn't realize that much snow had fallen
Of course the canyon gets less sun than the valley, but we didn't get any. . getting some now though.
Is that a beaver dam in the photo? Did you think the river was low? I swore I saw some fish walking around the low spots. Your brother has a short trip to get to the basin now with the new road that goes there. I bet he's excited that he doesn't have to go the old way.
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The little bit of snow
that fell on Thanksgiving day didn't stick to the ground in Morgan but it left a nice blanket on the mountains. The snow that did stick to the ground came late Friday night and into Saturday afternoon. Those are mostly rocks going across the river, not a beaver dam. I've never seen the Weber river before so I can't say whether it's low or not.
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Yes, "... a boiling cauldron."
The cat in the window photo is amazing to look at! There is so much interest there, graphically. And the absurdity of the snow covered tree adorning the cat's head like a feathered hat.
Thank you, Janis.
The cat in the photo is Jaybird, one of four strays that my sister in law has taken in.
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Lovely scenery
But, hey....... the cat!
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Thank you, BR.
The cat answers to the name Jaybird, or not. You know how cats are.
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Love the look out cat
trying to imagine what crosses the feline brain. Where are the snow mice? Had a cat that used to burrow under the drifts. Searching for buried treasures. Came up looking like frosty the clown.
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Thank you, QMS
I don't know what he was thinking about, but it must have changed about ten seconds after I took the shot. That's when hopped off the couch and wondered off.
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great shots social...
Very beautiful mountains. The middle shot is postcard worthy. Nice.
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Thank you, Magiamma.
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Those are breathtakingly beautiful shots--thanks SP! ;-) EOM
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Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Thank you, Mollie.
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OT ...
I just got this funny clip from a Kiwi friend, with a universal sense of humour.
[video:https://youtu.be/iyuRunTvC6w]
lovely, janis b, a kind of humor mostly missing
in the German culture. Big smile. Thank you.
https://www.euronews.com/live
I just discovered this area
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What a beautiful discovery of a gently lit trail.
The light and colours are so so inviting. Thank you for taking us along your walk. Happy trails.
That's the whole trail
It's a drainage pond at the cemetery and I don't usually walk on that side of it, but when I walked by Abby went to see what was there. Behind me is a drain and surrounded by grass. This is what makes photography so fun, huh? We can create our own realities.
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so true, snoopy
cosmic snoopy...
very inviting and warm. Fall at it's best. Looks magical. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice shot, Snoopy
The trail makes a really nice leading line.
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Heh ..
The 'trail' leads to some stairs on the right and it's really just a depression, but it felt like I was in the middle of nowhere. Nice place to just hang out.
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Great pix all!
Bunch of great pix everyone! Love your lighting B.R. Love your bizarre flower Janis. Birds are the great seed dispersers. Beautiful scenics S.P.
Here is a Red-breasted Nuthatch that has been around our yard a month now. They are about 4.5" and .35 of an oz., so little tykes. Nuthatches often work down treetrunks, headfirst from top to bottom. This one is finding the sunflower seeds the titmice and chickadees have been stashing in the crevices of the pecan bark.
Here is a Cedar Waxwing with a mouthful of water at our birdbath couple days ago.
This is a winter plumaged Myrtle (Yellow-rumped) Warbler. They are fancy in the summer.
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Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
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Nuthatches are so much fun to watch
They live in an upside down world. Best seen while standing on your head. They even hop backwards!
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Hi, and thanks dystopian.
Between your nuthatches and QMS's cedar I am feeling quite nostalgic.
I love the warblers here, as well as the shining cuckoo that displaces some of them.
Night, all
Warblers
and leave them whistling while you go
cheers!
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what a great song your warbler has!
Wow Janis, that is an amazing song your grey warbler has. Very cool. Thanks!
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thanks for the bird shots...
and the explanations. Beautiful all. We have nuthatches and titmice. Have not seen either in the last couple of days.
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Very nice series, dystopian.
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evening all...
Thanks for hosting Bollox.
A warm good evening to the Fredster.
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Is that recent snow?
You're in California right? What's the story behind it?
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from a snow shoe trip a couple of winters ago
Columbia river gorge... burned down the summer after from some dumb kid throwing a fire cracker over a cliff
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Hola, Everyone--thanks for tonight's Photography
OT, BR! And, thanks to Everyone for sharing your excellent photos.
I'm going to take SD's suggestions, and try to figure out my cell phone camera. If all goes well, will have a new 'subject' early next year.
Hope to drop back with a Tweet of the entire litter, later. (Puppy selection can't be made for several more weeks.)
Hope everyone manages to stay toasty--gonna dip down to very low 20's (again) early next week. Have a nice weekend!
Blue Onyx
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~~W. R. Purche
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Hiya, Molly
It's easy. Open the camera, find something and click. See what comes out. Let the camera do the work for now and don't over think it. Have fun!
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Will do, SD! After our convo, I found several
links on "Rule Of Thirds"--including this one. I'll definitely study up on the concept. It's probably hard for anyone here (this Photography thread) to imagine not knowing this info, but, it was totally news to me.
And, I can definitely use all the 'hints' I can get!
Have a nice weekend!
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"Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong."
~~W. R. Purche
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
Eventually this will come naturally to you when you compose
your photos. But you can always edit your pictures to do that. I hope that you will just have fun taking photos and don't overthink what you're doing. One thing to remember is that your camera is going to 'see' things that you don't such as overhead wires and stuff in the background. Whilst you're on your many travels start really looking at what you're looking at and you'll start forming pictures in your mind.
Have Fun
Can't wait to see your new puppy.
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Thanks, SD--hope to post Tweet/photo of newborns, tomorrow. NT
Blue Onyx
"Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong."
~~W. R. Purche
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.
hi mollie
good to see you. How are you doing. have you figured out what your next dog will be.
on edit - never mind. I see that you have.
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Hola, Magiamma--thank you
for the welcoming words! If all goes well, I'm hoping to be back (regularly) in several weeks--I've really missed not being able to participate.
If I can transfer a photo of the litter from my cell phone to the computer drive, I'm going to Tweet it, and post it. Of course, they're so young, they kinda look like big light-colored rats.
Anyhoo, our Pup will be an English Creme Golden (or, European variety, instead of American Golden).
We're excited!
Hey, love the snow sculpture photo--reminds me of Alaska! Of course, I was very saddened to hear about the earthquake. We experienced two while we lived there, but, not on a scale (even close) to the one earlier today.
Have a great weekend!
Blue Onyx
"Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong."
~~W. R. Purche
Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong.