Hello my FM friends,
I am sorry that I have not been keeping up with the posts here. I do check in occassionally, but right now we are hurrying to get ready to head out to Arkansas. Our son and daughter-in-law are expecting their first baby and it may come early, so our trip has been moved up. We are going to travel with our small rv, so hopefully we'll see some wildlife along the way. I'll try to check in as often as possible. It is such a great time of year for birds and wildlife I'm sure I'll miss so many great shots. Happy shooting!
Thanks everyone! We are so excited to meet our new granddaughter, but first I must pack my classroom so my stuff can be moved to a different classroom, get all the end of the year stuff done and be ready to roll by June 2nd. I'll be living at school for a while. Then, I'll catch up with all of you.
Imagemaster wrote:
Get your priorities straight and post some pictures.
Have a good time,
Tony funny you should say that. I can't stop myself from checking the posts here (should be packing, doing report cards etc. etc) Love your new fountain set up. I'd like to hear more about how you use the macro lens. I am taking a hummingbird & Oriole feeder to AR in hopes of seeing some of their hummers. The hardest part of leaving is turning off my fountains. Wish I could take my hummers and orioles with me. That's where my husband draws the line........
morris wrote:
Congradulations Nancy! You are going to need some short fast lenses.
Morris
Morris, do have suggestions. I've been researching and may rent a good portrait lens. I can't afford to buy a lens, but I see the 100 macro and the 50 seem to be popular.
Thanks
Nancy
sdgnh wrote: funny you should say that. I can't stop myself from checking the posts here (should be packing, doing report cards etc. etc) Love your new fountain set up. I'd like to hear more about how you use the macro lens. I am taking a hummingbird & Oriole feeder to AR in hopes of seeing some of their hummers. The hardest part of leaving is turning off my fountains. Wish I could take my hummers and orioles with me. That's where my husband draws the line........
BTW your hummer shots are amazing!!!! I have to keep saying, Nancy step away from the camera .
~ Ron
