Male Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
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1 comment:
Dear Sprite,
I am just a beginner with my camera! As I learn my photos do please me more. Thinking about another lens for closeups of bugs. A wide angle would be nice too and another zoom would be nice. Sometimes critters are a wee bit frightened of me. As they get to know me it is easier. That takes awhile and some birds just come by for a "Hello" and fly off. I would love to get a snap of the Blue Heron that flies over or the Hawk that perches on the telephone pole.
Thank you for the compliment. I am pleased you enjoy the photos. I do print some for the house and for my notebooks.
My husband thinks I took to my camera.
Mother Nature supplies the subjects and the beauty. I am fortunate to be able to share.
Thank you for the blessings.
I see you every time I look at my Oak tree.
~Q~
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