
Regarding the photo yesterday, that was taken by a colleague in our workshop group. Probably more like the "real" Jack than generally gets on a memory card; for a staged shot, go to the self-portrait on my "About" page (ah vanity!!). Plus, and this is important, what I was really thinking was, "What a fantastic shot!" (remember this was a D700!!)
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This blue flower one day was not there, and then the next day, it was everywhere along the main trail where we walk here in Corvallis. (The Columbia Gorge Workshop series begins on Sunday.)
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"Opportunities multiply as they are seized." Sun Tzu
@Bill Jennings: Thanks, Bill.
@Stunner: Thank you.
@Nicholas: Thank you.
@Sarito: Yellow and blue were my high school colors (1949-53).
@Alivia: Thank you. You always brighten my day, Dane.
@Sarah: Sarah, thank you; you are too kind.
@Mathilde Collot: Thank you.
@Judy: One of the joys of getting older is letting go of vanity. Actually I love it because it is a shot of me doing what I love.
@Lesley: Thanks, Les. Love your tulip series.
@Marie-Hélène Ammor: Thank you.
@Lee: Thank you, Lee.
@Onlymehdi: Thank you.
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@Scott Schilling: Thanks, Scott.
@Betty: Thank you, Betty.
@Mariana: Thank you.
@Don: Thanks, Don.
@Ajay: Thanks, Ajay.
@Marina Pesic: Thank you, Marina.
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@kerfendal: Thanks, Max.
@Veronelle: I like "romantic"; thanks.
@[email protected]: How kind; thanks, Karine.
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