[Ha! Fudge #1, this is actually a photo our daughter took from her car and sent us, saying that this is their idea of a traffic jam in their town in Montana.]
[RH and his brother on our backyard project.]
[Fudge #2, since James Mason made it in the pics this week, BreeBree thought she should too! Like her mama, she's a little bit too much of a couch potato.]
Thank you for visiting here! I've had a tough time getting pictures for my blogs since Christmas when my normal lens on our camera stopped focusing. So I've had to use either the close up lens or the telephoto lens. Or my phone where sometimes my Mac just refuses to import them.
Our son, a professional photographer, has advised me to forget about using the camera and retire my Android phone for an I-Phone. I know I need to do that but goodness gracious, I dread learning how to use one!
Any bloggers or Instagramers visiting? What do you use for capturing good pictures?
I LOVE the pics of James Mason and BreeBree!
ReplyDeleteand I can no longer see Instagram. I don't want a Facebook account and now as of 24 hours ago... they've shut people out of Instagram if you don't use Facebook!
I don't buy or sell. I don't do anything but try to enjoy pictures put on Instagram by my friends. now I can't even do that. I hope Mark Zuckerberg enjoys the powerful nosiness of his $81 BILLION dollar empire.
Tam, I didn't know that! That's sad! I wonder why? I bet that affects lots of people. BreeBree and James Mason send their love to you!
DeleteI really have enjoyed your month of photos and the way you are editing them. Very cool to look at>
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to what February brings in your garden.
Ha! Those common traffic jams in Montana could easily be Crete: goats and sheep have right of way on the island, so can totally relate to that pic!
ReplyDeleteJames Mason and BreeBree are absolutely adorable, and I am not surprised that BreeBree is inclined to getting too comfy on the couch, since her mama is close by!
Dewena, I use a 2017 Samsung Android for all my photos. I've been told that iPhones have better cameras, but I started with an android and didn't want to switch, although I do like technical challenges, so maybe next time, if funds allow, I will consider one.
I haven't used a camera in YEARS. Never got around to experimenting with a DSLR, either, having abandoned my Sony Cybershot, a modest automatic, for a 2012 android phone, at the time.
I know you can do it, though! You are one smart cookie!
Happy Monday,
Poppy xx