Vista print is very affordable and fast. I use cards just so the recipient can email me with their details. Too often, I can't make out handwriting to send links of photos to them. Not a professional, but take lots of sports and event photos that I share with parents and players.
mikesphotos wrote:
Do you have business cards available to give to people you photograph on the street or at an event? If so, what information do you include on the card? Do you write the date or # of the shot on the card to identify it when they contact you?
They will eat sunflower seeds. Anything high in fat. Avoid suet during the warmer days as it will get on their feathers and cause issues.
It's also a Canadian thing. Sorry is one of first words we learn...along with Please and Thankyou. :)
Hope it's not foggy.......beautiful views if you can see them.
When we see tracks in such a perfect straight line, as if one foot in front of the other, it's a fox.
See this from google...
Fox Tracks
Like other members of the canine family, the fox has oval-shaped prints; the tracks are longer than they are wide. They have four equally sized toes on each paw. On each of the four toes, the fox has a claw. These claws show up in tracks, particularly the claws at the top of the two center toes. The back pads of fox paws are triangular and often spread out from the toes. In ideal snow tracks, you will also see the ridge in the heel pad. Foxes "direct register" when they walk, which means they place their hind foot in the track made by their front foot, so you'll only see one set of prints for each side.
very nice. I've only seen 2 of these and one snowy owl in 20 years of living outside Lindsay. Great job.
both very nice but the colour pops
1st one for sure. It's all about the eye's
My favourite dog and black is so hard to photograph. Well done.
I received the same email. Tried it when I first got my Nikon camera a couple of years ago. Haven't used it since. They can delete me ;)
Brings back wonderful memories. Grew up in BC. Miss skiing on that mountain.