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Apr 21, 2024 06:52:50   #
BAchme wrote:
Over the years, working with one client has given me several fringe benefits. The first came when I shared the opportunity to photograph the cats. Today, as I pulled into the drive, I saw that the mom had gone into full gardening mode and had plants sitting in their pots ready to be planted. This mom goes all out in everything she does! You should see her place at Christmas. Nothing goes undecorated, not even her animals. So I was excited to see she was going to garden again.

So, I decided to get a jump start and took a few shots. Can't wait to see the garden in full bloom!

This is a relatively new subject for me, so you flower perfectionists, I ask that you remember when you first started

I hope you enjoy my attempts!
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Very nice sharp close-ups.
Bruce
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Apr 21, 2024 06:46:15   #
BAchme wrote:
I am trying to explore my options for flowers, so I tried Home Depot. It was a very sunny day with some wind. I went inside, and it was slightly better, but sometimes they were crammed together!

I wasn't satisfied with the last flower post, so I thought I would try again! I went to two other places, so all I can do is keep practicing!

I hope you enjoy this journey and process! Still, see soft focus sometimes!

Being a work in progress isn't always fun!

Feedback is welcomed!
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They look very nice to me, nice work.
Bruce
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Apr 21, 2024 06:01:15   #
AirWalter wrote:
Read this whole article about Vincent Dransfield who lives in Little Falls, New Jersey. What a story. To look at him and listen to what his life is like at 110 years. I wanted to post this last night, but I just could not decided what to post it with the correct words. If you read this man's post you will understand. I wish I could meet this Gentleman one time and listen and talk to him for just one day.



https://www.aol.com/news/man-110-still-drives-car-234745762.html
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What a beautiful story. I’m glad you shared it with us. Thank you.
Bruce.
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Apr 20, 2024 15:05:38   #
Rab-Eye wrote:
Amen to both of you.


Thank you Rabbi;
Sabbaths Peace and blessings you and the others here on this forum topic.
bruce
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Apr 20, 2024 10:09:50   #
Texas George wrote:
It’s not just Jews who have to worry about attacks. The headlines have been full of reports of individuals committing acts of violence against blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and many times just people in general. A common theme is the person committing these acts have been bullied or have very low self esteem. Most know they will probably die when law enforcement arrives but they know the media will make every effort to identify them and research their entire life. Thus they become, in a sick way, famous and no longer the losers they were before. I attend a very small Methodist church in a rural area. I am licensed for concealed carry and have been bringing a firearm to our services just in case. These are sad times.
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Absolutely correct George. I used voice recognition in my iPad this morning so I kept it short. But yes, all churches have been threatened, Catholics as of lately too. It is a sad situation. I was just reading about the trans kid who was planning a school shooting to get famous !!!! I am so sad our kids, culture, society, has depraved to such an evil low. How do these kids get this way ??????
Basically, nobody is safe.
Last year the big Messianic synagogue in Dallas received a threat and the FBI traced it from Pennsylvania !!!!
God help us as we pray.
Bruce
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Apr 20, 2024 06:35:39   #
Rab-Eye wrote:
I have an especially important video to share with you this week. Please take a moment to watch.

Does Your Church Need Armed Guards?

Thanks so much for looking!

Ben


An important message, sir. Sadly, they do need armed guards and security.
I attend a Jewish messianic Congregation and we’ve heard threats and we do have security.
Bruce
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Apr 20, 2024 05:50:12   #
photon-collector wrote:
A few images from a D200, many years ago.


Very lovely images. Nice memories. My first DSLR was a D 200 and I broke it three years ago and I sure miss it. It was a damn good camera and took excellent images.
Bruce
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Apr 19, 2024 23:49:36   #
Bill_de wrote:
You're a good person Rider!



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Thank you Bill
I just have a soft heart for critters if I can help I try thank you again.
Bruce
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Apr 19, 2024 20:53:45   #
Grump's Photos wrote:
Did you get an ID on the bird?
Andy


Yes, it is a House Finch, very common house finch or house sparrow. They are everywhere here.
bruce.
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Apr 19, 2024 16:54:42   #
BigDaddy wrote:
Ha. When I was a kid, my large, tri-colored Collie caught a full grown Robin and was carrying it around the yard in his mouth. When I saw him, I told him to drop it, which surprisingly he complied. The Robin stumbled around a few steps then took off w/o a problem. That was about 65-70 years ago and I still remember it vividly.

Cats aren't as gentle with birds, and hopefully, thanks to our UHH friend here, he'll have a happy landing.


Thank you BDaddy, yes it is nice when we as humans can step in and help. Thank you for sharing this lovely memory with us.
bruce.
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Apr 19, 2024 14:53:29   #
robertjerl wrote:
Hello 911, please send my Uncle Eagle quick, I need a cat beat up and a human scared away.


Well the cat is around here but I had a talk with her and she is ??? well, we will see.
I told her IF she finds another baby bird please be careful and I know know what to do.
This stuff happens and I was glad to save this baby.
I told her your Eagle will be watching her and so she seems to more careful.
b
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Apr 19, 2024 13:46:01   #
robertjerl wrote:


Quick interview, Birdie's opinion of cats is in the language you can't use in public range now.


Hahahahaha Robert, well I think the birdie is not a cat over. Yea bird language would be interesting to know but the little baby was in shock being in the mouth of a cat then a giant human looking at it.
bruce.
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Apr 19, 2024 12:53:50   #
NMGal wrote:
There is good in this old world.


Yes there is A LOT of good and I wish more of it could be presented but evil and all that crap sells and gets attention, so sad. That is why I made these posts to just share a little bit of goodness.
That center I took the birdie too has been there 30+ years and Karen Rogers passed away this past year but the work and the love is strong and continues. I was impressed and would like to return when I have my Nikon and time to get some good pictures of the place.
Thank you for the kind reply.
Bruce.
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Apr 19, 2024 12:38:13   #
jack schade wrote:
Great story. Nice images.

jack


Thank you Jack,
it is a heart warming experience for me, I have a soft heart for critters.
b
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Apr 19, 2024 12:35:22   #
jdtonkinson wrote:
Nice story and pics, glad the birdie is doing well


Thank you, me too.
bruce
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