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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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Pictures of what I see, when they happen.
My goal is to show something new every week from where I live, work and play.
Please leave a comment and let me know you are watching. Also, if you have something to say that makes the image better, please say so. Granted, we all try to do our best. But unless we get genuine feedback on how we can be better, how can we become better? I always try to learn. So please, let me know what does not work as well as what does work.
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2 comments:
That sun must have a lot of heat in it still, to get that much steam, I have never seen anything like that in my life before, fascinating. what a wonderful shot. It would be really good if you could send us a little of your sunshine, the weather here is as gloomy as the global economy! :0(
No lens yet but on its way....I am getting the new Tamron 18-270 f3.5-6.3 diII VC, recommended to me by a friend in Camera Club , had a day with his, and it is stunning, the idea is to avoid taking to much gear out to Arizona, so I'm just taking that (hopefully) and my 50mm prime (I keep changing my mind on what extra lenses to take)
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