I see the number 4 every day on TV, in news report.

This seems to be a discovery for several photographers. My photo of the young cardinal above was taken with a red dot in 2009

I reply to Fotoartist, in page 4.

I am in agreement with you, and the red dot is also uses very well to locate a bird hide in autumn'leaves.

I have abandoned the photograph of birds. I am now 86 yo. But I have always used a red dot and indeed, this is not a laser.
I have used the BSA Red Dot, model RD30 during nearly ten years.

The Gray Jay became the National bird of Canada in November 2016.

This monument is the one of Alphonse Daudet.
I also photographed it during a trip in France, at Montmarte's cimetary.
( https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphonse_Daudet )

I am 85 y.o. I have never forgot the joy that I had with this Pontiac 1960, that I had for six years.

Thank you, Bob, to present us and to share this wonderful photography.

Thank you to have share this excellent photo.
Finally! I know now from where commes this song which wakes me at 5 am every morning.

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Extraordinaire. Congratulations.

Thank you Dennis for this very interesting and enriching history course.

J'aime beaucoup vos photos, principalement les #1 et #3.
Je hume l'odeur des champs, de la terre.
Félicitations.

I tried two model according to the FZ50, but I was never so satisfied as with the FZ50 and I put them on sale.
Thank you for your comment, Trudy