Tag: Self-Awareness
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Temperature + Wind = Wildfires
The conditions are ripe, lightening strikes, excessive heat and accidental human causes are all in effect. I live in the Southern part of the high risk area, human nature dictates our thoughts to think it won’t happen here. Maybe not but if it does we’re in serious trouble,
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Camera Settings Experiment; again.
I will use f-9 sparingly until I come up with a situation where I am able to use it in the natural flow of photography; I expect to use it in low light situations during my next experiment.
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Flocks Today.
For now it’s all large birds in flocks, I am planning on a blog displaying flying small birds. Now that’s a challenge for me; but I’m getting better.
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Wind, Rain and A Great White Egret
I didn’t say much else I remain curious because on my side 80 mile per winds erupt once or twice a year; mostly one event.
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Rural Urban Wildlife
My mindset is no matter how far I can wander around, which is 1/2 mile to the North and the same to the South, I am always able to find something to take a picture of. Will it be an award winner? Maybe not but there is always the possibility I’ll come across notable subject.
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Purple Headed Mallard
This was my intent while taking these photos, but it didn’t work out for me as the Purple Headed Goose has not approached near enough to sit for another session.
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Lots of Activity Today.
thought I saw Mallards off in the distance, I checked with my Binoculars thinking the same when I put them down. Now it’s a waiting game for them to swim from the point across the slough to my side then towards me. As is usual they didn’t follow my plans hardly at all
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Somethings Happening Here.
That along with inventing names for the “other” group demonizes and subjects them to dehumanization making it easier for them to be thought of as “less than”. From the perspective of each side, indeed each person their side is “right”.
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Cormorants.
The Cormorants are a predictable constant, they are always on the slough, in varying numbers yes but there is a presence every day of the year January/February don’t hold them back. They are difficult to take photos of due to how dark they are which is compounded if the light is not just right.
Follow the Fork in the Road 