Rider on my home owners covers loss, theft, breakage (repair or replace) and weather damage. Not all policies cover water. No deductible. Cost is about 1% of value.

What is your budget. Longer lenses can be obtain with cost ranging from 1,000 to 13,000.

With my 50-500, 70-200 and a 24-105 mm lenses that thing would pull my pants down and no one wants to see that!!! And BTW don't fall in a pond, you will sink like a rock!!

Thank you Wayne

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Just google USS Laffey DD 724 there is a site dedicated to the ship and you can access the video there

No he was on New York having a hernia repair the one he got dealing with the 8 inch shell. He was assigned to a different destroyer that went to the Pacific

There were 2 USS Laffey's. The one referenced here is DD 724! Not only did the Laffey survive the Kamikaze attack, it was at Utah beach on D-Day. While there they were hit by an 8" shell just above the waterline. It never detonated. Crew members went below deck and pushed the shell out of the ship! Basic repairs were made at a British ship yard and the Laffey eventually sailed for home for permanent repair. It was after this repair that the Laffey sailed off for the Pacific and was engaged in the world's last great Naval Battle! The USS Laffey DD 724 and crew continued to serve honorably during both Korea and Viet Nam. The Laffey is a currently a floating Museum at Patriots Point in South Carolina.
My father served aboard the Laffey on D Day and was one of the crew members who shoved the shell out of the ship in into the ocean!

Go to your local library - most do passports and will do the work for you. they are all set up to do it quickly and easily.

Instagram is a smart phone app. Pictures have to be in the memory of your phone. If you are on face book you can put the photo on face book. Then save it to your phone. Then using the Instagram app post the photo. Or, email it to your self, open the email on your phone and save the photo and again post to Instagram. I usually go the face book route.

Thanks. Seeing them side by side give a clear distinction between the two.

This was taken at Middle Creek Wildlife Area. The larger geese with long necks and longer bills are Canadas. The smaller geese with shorter necks and shorter bills are cackling geese. Coloring for both birds are identical. Counting from right to left number 2 and 4 are cackling geese.

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Just to clear things up. My OP post was not about my role as pastor and my policy it was about our responsibility as photographers.
I do a lot of nature photography and would never walk into a persons back yard to get a better shoot of a bird. I would first go to the front door and ask permission. I may lose the shot but i did the right thing. And if the person seems interested in the bird i will often drop off a print of that bird as a way of saying thank you. I also post unusual sightings on a birdline. I would never post a private location without first gaining permission.
It was about us doing the right thing

In response to many of the comments. Yes i meet with the couples and explain my and the churches policy. And i did
Eventually speak with the photographer and all worked out. She understood and followed the policy no questions asked.
What I really wanted to stress was more a matter of courtesy. Touch base with the pastor on arrival. It helps things go more smoothly for everyone. By the way i will endorse her for other weddings.

Oh, we will talk. I am waiting to see how long it will take or if I have to initiate. I have been on this long enough. I actually took a photographer by the arm moved him to where I wanted him and told him not to move!