Hello everyone,
Yesterday, I decided to indulge in one of my favorite pastimes: go out with a couple of my sons to take photos. Venturing out into the vibrant city of Chicago, I found myself immersed in a playground of photographic opportunities. Chicago is a treasure trove for photographers, boasting magnificent architecture, world-class museums, and the serene beauty of its lakefront.
On this excursion, I found myself drawn to the Montrose Harbor Bird Sanctuary, eager to capture the elegance of raptors in flight. Despite my anticipation, luck wasn't on my side, and I didn't encounter any of these majestic birds. As I unpacked my gear, I realized with a pang of regret that I had left my teleconverter—a vital tool for extending my lens capabilities—at home.
Nevertheless, the day wasn't without its rewards. Despite the absence of raptors and the limitations of my equipment, I reveled in the simple joy of being behind the lens. Each click of the shutter brought a sense of fulfillment, reminding me of the intrinsic pleasure found in pursuing one's passions.
In the grand scheme of things, the success of a photographic outing isn't solely measured by the images captured, but by the experiences gained and the memories made along the way. And in that regard, yesterday was a resounding success. As I reflect on the day with a contented smile, I'm reminded once again of the importance of embracing the things that bring us joy.
Cheers,
Ignacio
You had a really good day. Really good.
Nice catch of the cardinals sharing a morsel.
Great selection! That's a healthy, but not too far walk, from where I live. Thanks for the reminder to plan my own visit.
CHG_CANON wrote:
Great selection! That's a healthy, but not too far walk, from where I live. Thanks for the reminder to plan my own visit.
Next visit, the Cultural Center. Follow by, Museum Of Contemporary Art Chicago. I hope to see you in one of these places.
NMGal wrote:
You had a really good day. Really good.
Yes I did. Thank you very much for your comment.
lbarnett25 wrote:
Nice catch of the cardinals sharing a morsel.
Thank you for your comment.
I capture two different pairs doing that. My favorite is the cardenal flying.
ialvarez50 wrote:
Hello everyone,
Yesterday, I decided to indulge in one of my favorite pastimes: go out with a couple of my sons to take photos. Venturing out into the vibrant city of Chicago, I found myself immersed in a playground of photographic opportunities. Chicago is a treasure trove for photographers, boasting magnificent architecture, world-class museums, and the serene beauty of its lakefront.
On this excursion, I found myself drawn to the Montrose Harbor Bird Sanctuary, eager to capture the elegance of raptors in flight. Despite my anticipation, luck wasn't on my side, and I didn't encounter any of these majestic birds. As I unpacked my gear, I realized with a pang of regret that I had left my teleconverter—a vital tool for extending my lens capabilities—at home.
Nevertheless, the day wasn't without its rewards. Despite the absence of raptors and the limitations of my equipment, I reveled in the simple joy of being behind the lens. Each click of the shutter brought a sense of fulfillment, reminding me of the intrinsic pleasure found in pursuing one's passions.
In the grand scheme of things, the success of a photographic outing isn't solely measured by the images captured, but by the experiences gained and the memories made along the way. And in that regard, yesterday was a resounding success. As I reflect on the day with a contented smile, I'm reminded once again of the importance of embracing the things that bring us joy.
Cheers,
Ignacio
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Very nice shots, Ignacio!
Thank you very much friend.
UTMike wrote:
Excellent work, Ignacio.
TGHank you for your comment, I appreciate it very much.
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