As a budding photographer that really appreciates the helpful expertise of many of you on this site, I wanted to get an inkling as to how your minds work. Particularly, when you choose to go out to take photographs, do you have a specific type of photography in mind (i.e. landscape, wildlife, buildings, etc.) or do you tend to shoot at what presents itself to you? And before you walk out the door, how do you decide what lens you will have on your camera or will you tend to carry multiple cameras or lenses? So often, I go for a walk in the woods looking for interesting subjects to shoot and halfway through my walk I am saying to myself, "Boy, I wish I had brought the xx lens instead of the yy lens." Do you ever say, today on my walk I am going to concentrate on shooting wildlife, while tomorrow it will be flowers? I hope you understand the nature of my question.

I don't still have the Pursang. There's no motocross courses here, anyway, besides which, I wouldn't be doing motocross now! I usually had only one bike at a time - except once, when my oldest son and I had seven motorcycles in the garage at one time! I had three, and he had four. He was racing motocross at that time - and was quite good at it! If I get the time to look for them, I'll put up pictures of some of my bikes, though there's not really much to interest anybody other than me. My son had a Husky, which somebody stole - out of our locked garage. It was supposed to be good for the cross-desert (to Las Vegas) races, but neither of us liked it! One that we did like!!! was one of the very first Kawasaki triples in the Los Angeles area. I could hear him coming home from work six blocks away. And if you hit a slight bump, which caused your wrist to move just a little, the front end would come up!!! They detuned the next year's version.

Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City