I took my camera for a walk yesterday and

[Royal]

even though there were not many subjects to shoot, it is still early for the flowers to be blooming up here. There are many out but the time has to be right for the insects to be hatching.

I saw this Sand Hill Crane, which stands 5 ft tall. This was the closest I ever managed to get to one of them.

The rest are just stuff I found interesting. Nothing special but a reason to be out

 

[Kelley (Texas)]

Did you take that picture at a park, lots of grass? I kinda like bird pictures, some times they are easier to photograph than a bug. Please have a great day! Kelley (Texas)

 

[Micheal_R]

a new forum. This seems a little better than the first attempt. Time will tell.

all the best

M :cheers

 

[Royal]

we might have to help each other but what the heck, we can do that :clap

 

[Royal]

they are huge and very noisy. It is normally hard to get near them but this one let me get fairly close.

The telephoto on my camera is only 3X, which makes it useless.

Thanks for the comments

 

[VT Dave]

I gotta get out and practice more with my camera!
WTG Bud!

Dave

 

[Royal]

There was not much to get shots of but I had fun :angel

 

[Wayne in BC]

lesson :thumbup Remember if your gonna photograph em you gotta eat em! Now with the Crane, you boil em with a block of Oak or Maple for half a day, then throw away the Crane and eat the wood :lol
Wayne

 

[VT Dave]

n/t

 

[General Ray]

as good as RM and NIM if not better, you have a
great nack for great shots, thanks, I really
enjoy them :thumbup

 

[Royal]

those two really know what they are doing and just do something different. If they got into macro they would blow me away.

I just enjoy getting out there and seing what I can see. In fact I just got back and have no idea if I got anything worth messing with. still had fun :clap