I recently wrote of my new neighbours. I have a Canon EOS with 2 lenses, one is my beloved 75-300mm lens, with stabilizer. One day, when I am working again, I will buy a digital body for this much-loved lens of mine. I can't resist photographing the magpies as their nest grows each day, wanting to capture their pride of creation or ownership ... if I try to define their bird body language as human emotion. But my lens isn't quite long enough, I need the additional distance a digital canon would give me. I'm an amateur, I don't need the superb gear but suddenly I understand a little of a birdwatcher's delight. And perhaps visiting wandermuse has opened my eyes some.
5 comments:
Hey w-w,
How cool to find you over at e-marginalia today!!! Congratulations! Now I can look forward to reading you in two places...
Great to find a face over there to go with the pen, too, Di. Good to meet you, face to face...well, almost!
Erin
Hey w-w,
How cool to find you over at e-marginalia today!!! Congratulations! Now I can look forward to reading you in two places...
Great to find a face over there to go with the pen, too, Di. Good to meet you, face to face...well, almost!
Erin
Hey w-w,
How cool to find you over at e-marginalia today!!! Congratulations! Now I can look forward to reading you in two places...
Great to find a face over there to go with the pen, too, Di. Good to meet you, face to face...well, almost!
Erin
Hi Erin, thanks for the congrats, although it will mostly the same work syndicated over at e-marginalia for a different audience.
I'm looking forward to working more on travel in Europe - e-marginalia is inspirational in that regard.
ms baker, that was stunningly kind especially because dw blog is one I admire immensely and for many of the qualities you saw in me and mine. :)
Many thanks,
Di
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