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Another Cardinal on snow and ice

14 years ago

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helenh
14 years ago
That looks burr cold. You take great pictures.
gldno1
Original Author
14 years ago
I take lots of pictures.............only a few are worth keeping.
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helenh
14 years ago
My camera which I was satisfied with does not take close ups like yours. I think your picture pretty much sums up the weather and the need to feed the birds.
gldno1
Original Author
14 years ago
I gifted myself with a 12x zoom just for bird pictures. It also has internal stabilization. Now, I am going to get a tripod for it so they should have no blurring at all.......I hope.

glenda
jessaka
14 years ago
glenda,

when i was taking a photography class, back when there were no digital cameras, a professor told us that those that take photos for National Geographic take 100s to get one good photo. now that my last camera couldn't be fixed, i got a digital. i love the instant gradification,but i hate trying to learn how to use it. where is a teacher when i need one?

You do take great photos.

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