I just got a camera, and I’ve been playing with it 🙂
I tried out some zoom. These birds are at the top of a tree, higher than my 2nd story window. So… not bad! 🙂 I hope the owl that visits sometimes comes around, so I can take a photo of him zoomed in. That would be cool ❤️
We saw an airplane, and joking around, I zoomed in on it and took a photo. I thought I’d get a blurry little thing, but hey! Not too bad, right? That was way far, so I’m excited of what other pics I can take of birds/nature/etc from afar.
I also got a little artsy and creative with my pics. I call this one:
Le chien pensif.
Le chien pensif.
😄
안녕! Bye! Ciao!
jarilissima
Bonus pic!
Bird butt!
Love the pictures, especially your dog!
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Thanks! He’s such a good boy 🙂
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Great pictures!
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Thanks 🙂
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Cute dog!!! And love the name.
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Jarilissima, cameras still have a lot of power. Have you noticed how quickly people’s behavior changes the moment they see someone with a camera? The birds seem unaffected by this syndrome, but the dog… Great pictures! all the best! Cheryl
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Thanks! 🙂
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Good job with your new camera!😀
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Thanks 😀
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How fun! Keep it up. 😊
I wish I had a good zoom on my phone. We have bald eagles near us, and one just flew high overhead.
Blessings,
Annie
P.S. I’m impressed that I see at least four languages in your post! (I used to teach French, so I enjoyed the “chien pensif,” besides the great composition of the shot.)
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That was the only drawback to using my phone’s camera– no zoom, and I needed good lighting always. I’m super happy that I decided to buy a separate camera with zoom and other goodies 🙂
And thanks! I already know English and Spanish, and I’m learning Italian (close to Spanish) and Korean. My husband is the one that knows a lot of French 🙂
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