Thanks for bringing up this topic.
It has made my day more enjoyable.
I chuckle to myself because my problem is not photos as much as a garage full of stuff and half finished projects.
I do know I won't know how the problem gets solved and someone will be happy at the garage sale.
All of it brings a smile to my face when I think of how much photography and building things has made for a happy life.
Time to go and take pictures of the super high tide today. Love to photograph people trying to ride boards on killer waves.
Fantastic shots. number 5 speaks well for your sense of timing and patience. I have photographed a lot of these guys eating gophers and the like and I have my share of missed ones. Thanks for sharing.
Great set of shots. I suspect the flightiness is a feeding frenzy on sand creatures which are only visible as the wave retreats. Gulls are very competitive/greedy me first personalities. Fun to watch. Thanks for sharing this set.
Fantastic. I really like the green grass through the snow. The squirrel crossing sign is great. Thank you.
Nice catch. Now you know the secret of why it is so hard to sneak up on birds.
Always an invisible bird watching their back.
Attic of Joy has great detail. Thank you for sharing the pictures.
Last shot is priceless. I can almost hear the Cormorants screaming; fight, fight, fight. The older eagle with the one foot grab of the perch shows the power of their claws.
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing the photos. I think you might have a friend for life in that squirrel.
Very nice. I love that you caught the reflection of the toenails and the water swirling around the foot on the rock. Nice timing.
His friend trying to hide. Fear of having picture taken?
Were you using the clone or heal tool for anything?
Love the Buffalo but am mesmerized by your shot of the foot path. I just keep looking for the steam of the geysers down the valley.
Very nice. You have some fast movers in there that are difficult to catch sitting still.