I am depressed...
Nov 8, 2019 13:01:11 #
wdross
Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado
Bob Mevis wrote:
You are, absolutely right. It was just temporary melancholy, that led to this post.
No problem. We will be there to help you and you be there to help us.
Nov 8, 2019 14:16:16 #
Just look around you : in the rays of the sun or the sunset . Some of the best beauty is all around you .
Is this time to contemplate Gods Beauty
You will find it will fill you when you can move around again.look at photos and study what a qualities make art so great
Mike D
Is this time to contemplate Gods Beauty
You will find it will fill you when you can move around again.look at photos and study what a qualities make art so great
Mike D
Nov 8, 2019 16:16:57 #
Thanks to everyone who posted such great suggestions! I too am having health issues (Parkinsons) and am adjusting my photography to more suit my abilities. Bob, I get a great deal of help dealing with my issues from a mental health counselor. I'm not saying that this will help you but my mental health counselor insist that I keep up my photography and says it's a great way for me to stay positive. It has helped me get through some tough times.
God bless all who posted such great advice!
God bless all who posted such great advice!
Nov 10, 2019 18:32:09 #
smussler
Loc: Land O Lakes, FL - Formerly Miller Place, NY
CWGordon wrote:
Bird feeders being mounted high off the ground is often done to discourage Squirrels from getting in on the action. Also, different breeds of birds have places - and heights - where they are most comfortable eating. Some will not eat from a low hanging spot. Some will eat off the ground. Perches v Platforms are also variables. All of these factors will determine which birds will take advantage of the hospitality being offerred.
Amazing what a squirrel will do to get to a bird feeder...
One day I noticed a few people on the street taking pictures of my bird feeder with their cell phones.
I looked over to the feeder and was surprised to see a deer eating from it ... LOL
Nov 10, 2019 18:48:06 #
smussler
Loc: Land O Lakes, FL - Formerly Miller Place, NY
PaulBa wrote:
This is a good suggestion, look up “Focus Stacking” ..... you’ll be amazed what can be achieved on your kitchen table.
Good suggestion. I played with Focus Stacking when I first got my camera. Photographing a vase of daffodils from my garden. Picolay is freeware software which I thought did a good job.
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