Cute picture, applies in many. Seems we have a group of people willing to die to demonstrate their lifestyle. On the other hand is a group willing to die to kill those demonstrators. Just my observations, we were all safer with certain people in their respective closets. Then there are those who chose to blame the president with every
chance they get. Sad all right.
Ted

Since I know next to nothing when it comes to drones. Does this mean you need a regular license to "pilot" one of them? I did look into them from the standpoint of costs and they are well beyond my finances. I enjoy them flying high above cities and noting the scenery. Other than that, flying one over someone's private property could be a bit invasive.

Thanks for the reply. Does this mean the Tri-Colored Heron is found in the Louisiana area? I live in Palm Bay, Florida and I know of many places where Heron's frequent. If I ever see one of these, I'll know what to call it besides, "Neat or Pretty-bird".

The Real Estate business is highly competitive. The lister has to come up with the funds to market so while having an overhead picture to help sell might be a good idea to some, any added costs to market may not be. I'd be careful depending on how serious you are about this.

Wow, that is a "Magic Moment" all right. If possible, you might try to submit this to Bing for their screensaver collection. This one is fantastic.

You could start by offering services at a price you want to charge. If you don't get any takers, take off your ads and wait a few weeks before going online at a lower price and a different name of your company. Most people would think you are a company in competition with the first. Real Estate charges are best described as whatever the traffic will bare.

I have an Epson Copier (Model 4180) gathering dust in my closet. It came with all the attachments to copy and print or save to a computer, pictures made by a 35mm camera, both film and slides. I bought it when I went over from standard 35mm cameras to digital. So I have no real use for it anymore. Interested? email me. ted.morgen@andore.net

Is this "Tri-Colored" Heron an actual name for this bird?

Is it possible you had your hand between your camera's light sensor and the sun? Perhaps the sun went behind a cloud not affecting the subject of the shot but showing less light on the camera?

I have a Nikon with a digital zoom and a Canon with an optical zoom. IF there is a suggested difference in the procedure, I'd like to know what it is.
Thanks,
Ted

Well put, Steve. Thanks.
Ted

My last few working years were as an HVAC Technician and it was difficult to learn from someone else using my doctor
advise because tech manuals are generally in much smaller print than other texts. When I tried to explain that to the doctor, he would explain that he used the numbers he found on the machine that checked my eyes. I knew that and that was in itself, the problem.
Regards and thankx
ted

Thanks to all who posted responses to "old camera's" problem. I leave mine on automatic so often anymore that this may or may not be an issue. Anyway, thanks. I have another question to ask and I have watched to see if someone else would ask it. Haven't seen that yet. My question is my eyes. I do wear glasses. All of my cameras have a visual correction on them. Should I be shooting with or without my glasses. The prescription is very mild for my distance needs. For reading, most prescribers like to push me up every time I come in. For reading I was told I need to use 3.50 and up. I buy them across the counter and for my needs, I use 1.75. If I had to use 3.5, I would have to hold the book about 10" from my face and no farther. When I tell them this, they seem almost angry with me for disagreeing with them. Last time I had my eyes checked, the 3.50 ended up in my desk drawer where it can't hurt me. Right now I am using an older 1.5 reader.
SO what should I do, glasses or not?
Regards, Ted in Palm Bay

I used to live in Camp Verde. We have been to the canyon many times and had Antelope Canyon no our list until I learned that there is a 4 hour hike through the desert without any services of any kind. You spend a few hours there and head back, another 4 hours. We gave up on the idea. How did you make out?

Well, you are not overdoing Norway to me. Back in 07 when retirement was still a dream, I spoke to the Norwegian consulates office in Oslo. I told them I might be interested in moving there for retirement. I was interested in Bergen as it rests on the western shores and does not get quite as cold as the rest of the country can get. They were very nice about my questions. I didn't go but still think about it.
Best Regards,
Ted