A young fellow at my church, 5 or 6 years old is my biggest fan. Every week he asks me if I have any spider pictures for him. I usually print a close-up or macro image on 4x6. This week I didn't have one but I told him that I was splitting firewood and when I brought out my splitter there was a big fat spider on one of the wheels. I went in the house to get my camera but of course when I got back out the spider was gone. Without missing a beat he told me I should always keep my camera with me. Sage advise.
JimmyTB wrote:
A young fellow at my church, 5 or 6 years old is my biggest fan. Every week he asks me if I have any spider pictures for him. I usually print a close-up or macro image on 4x6. This week I didn't have one but I told him that I was splitting firewood and when I brought out my splitter there was a big fat spider on one of the wheels. I went in the house to get my camera but of course when I got back out the spider was gone. Without missing a beat he told me I should always keep my camera with me. Sage advise.
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With smart phones of today, there’s no excuse for no camera present. They take pretty good pics, even if they aren’t Nat Geo quality. Great record.
dpullum and Bunko. T, you're both correct of course. I should have used my phone to at least get something. Maybe next time.
Also, I noticed too late that I spelled advise instead of advice. I didn't notice until after the edit option disappeared.
Too funny. How great is it to have someone excited to see your photos every week; since it happens at church, I’ll say it is a blessing. 😊
I like that advice, now, will I heed it😳.
Bunko.T wrote:
With smart phones of today, there’s no excuse for no camera present. They take pretty good pics, even if they aren’t Nat Geo quality. Great record.
Yeah, but who ya' gonna' call ---- Spiderman??
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