Jerry is extracting more pics from me by 'squeezing'.
But there are always some pictures -- not photographs -- in any group of digital shots that photographers are loath to post or share, because of bad light conditions, f-stop settings, focus, framing, surprised subjects (overly candid indulgences ), or excess fungus.

Some of these might be pics of that sort -- but I'm not gonna apologize. And if you want one of the ones deleted, that you happen to be in, I will oblige without question, ok?

This is a shot of the river lake


And Vintage guests at the dam


'Twas only tea!


Jim looking on, but unaware of the camera


A rare shot of Angela laughing!



(GoBlueS2k); Dennis, a r

 

Jim,

You are quite the photographer. I especially like the one of the reflection of the trees in the stream.

Thanks for sharing.

 

^Me too. Love the reflection. You're right about those extra shots that no one sees. They end up being the ones good for funny captions, later.

 

S1997

Keep 'em coming, Jim!

 

Jim, I commend you for getting a photo of me with my mouth closed. I've posted all that I had. Apparently I didn't take as many as I would have liked to have taken because my little precious Fuji pocket size camera is rapidly giving up the ghost. I've got my eye on another one. I love the little Fuji because it takes fairly good photos and I can just stick it in my pocket or purse. Its point/shoot and I've been delighted with its ease of use and that I get a lot of shots I didn't think I'd ever be able to get. I suspect I'll just go with the same type of little camera again since this one has served me well for the past four years. I have severe nerve damage to my hands and have terrible hand-shake (they tremble all the time), so I'm always totally shocked to get anything, but the little Fuji has an antishake feature even though it only cost a couple/hundred dollars. The model I'm thinking about now is considerably more, but also has the anti-shake feature. Anything I get absolutely has to be lightweight or I wouldn't be able to use it at all.

 

I really like that shot of you. It's kinda quiet and mysterious. You can't tell what's going on behind those eyes...

I got Chris a Fuji 810 a couple of years ago, and it takes very good photographs. Has the anti-shake feature in it. Stephanie has a Fuji, too. They both wanted small cameraas that were portable and easy to use. But Fujis can be really sophisticated, too, if you want to use all of their features. Very nice zoom.

 

Love that pensive picture of the Valster. She's really a beauty whether that mouth is open or shut! And those eyes!

 

I agree Granny our Valster is great - beautiful in character and to look at.

 

....this is starting to sound (and look) like the 'Grandchild' thread


"What big EYES you have, Grandma"

"All the better to see you with"

"What big TEETH you have, Grandma"

"All the better to E A T you with"

 

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