Sadly, I have turned on comment moderation. I escaped the spammers for several years, but alas that innocent time is past. I refuse to put on word verification - I have so much trouble with it that I definitely restrict my commenting because of it. Sorry for the hassle and thanks for visiting!
I'm using a Panasonic Lumix G1. It's a Micro Four Thirds format camera. I'm still getting used to it after a few years. I wrote up a page on how I post the camera settings. Hopefully it isn't complete gibberish!
I'm building the list of bloggers who link to me. I feel rude for not returning the favour earlier.
A viola player by the tug of my heart, sidetracked by a career in technology. My favourite programming language is solder, and I'm a ham radio operator because it's an excuse to build lots of strange stuff.
I started a photo blog because of the beauty I first saw in Eric Tenin's Paris Daily Photo. Through him, I discovered the City Daily Photo ring, and I thought I'd give it a whirl. I'm not as dedicated as he is though, so I do miss some days.
The National WWII Museum
-
The National WWII Museum is a military history museum in New Orleans, LA.
Formerly the D-Day Museum, it opened on June 6, 2000, the 56th anniversary
of D-D...
Capesize Casualty
-
So, the Antipodean Mariner has a new job. The downturn in the offshore Oil
and Gas Industry saw corporate life leaving me in 2017, and another career
rein...
Monday Mural: Gandhi's words
-
This inspiring quote can be found on a wall in downtown Oakland. Words to
live by. This is my last mural post as host of Monday Mural. Next week
tune ...
Alaska Adventure Part Sixteen - The Final Chapter
-
Our last border crossing back into the U.S. at Roosville, Montana was
uneventful and speedy. Six crossings over the journey and each one was
pleasant and f...
Chillin'
-
~~ Slightly blurry - Would you believe I was going for an artistic look???~~
Saturday afternoon... Relaxing under
one of Mrs. Chloe P. Jones' pepper trees...
blessing on St Patrick's day
-
"May God give you...
For every storm, a rainbow,
For every tear, a smile,
For every care, a promise,
And a blessing in each trial.
For every problem life ...
A visit to Dunkery Beacon IO81FD
-
Having booked a 7 night walking holiday at the HF Holidays location at
Selworthy, Devon I realised it was just down the road from the famous
Dunkery bea...
Pine trees growing in the HG Reist Wildlife Sanctuary in Niskayuna (just east of Schenectady proper.) It's a great place to go for a walk, dense trees and several decently marked paths. Poison ivy in the wet areas, but if you stay on the trails it isn't an issue. Saw a woodpecker but he didn't photograph very well with the point and shoot camera.
Here's where to find the Sanctuary. There's a small bit of parking at the north end, on Morgan Av.
The spammers have struck. Due to this I will be moderating all comments. Sorry for the hassle, but it's the only choice because I refuse to turn on word verification.
No comments:
Post a Comment
The spammers have struck. Due to this I will be moderating all comments. Sorry for the hassle, but it's the only choice because I refuse to turn on word verification.