Glad it is starting to return Jim, and whatever that procedure was, sounds like it moves to the "Do not do" list from now on. I know how frustrating it is waiting to heal.
James Markus wrote:
Typing this in notepad++ at about 80 point on a 42" TV.
I can't read forum, but I wanted to thank all of you for
the well wishes. This fifth day is the first not blind,
yet it is like trying to look through a thick layer of
vasoline. Be back soon
Jim
AdaptedLenses wrote:
Progress Jim, just keep moving forward!
Morton, classic cartoon! I still have a book or two. Lots of good photos upstream. Another from the garden. Color or B&W?
There has to be some methodology for answering this question. I always have a hard time picking B&W after seeing colour for non-human subjects. Green bias? I don't know. Colour for me.
James Markus wrote:
Typing this in notepad++ at about 80 point on a 42" TV.
I can't read forum, but I wanted to thank all of you for
the well wishes. This fifth day is the first not blind,
yet it is like trying to look through a thick layer of
vasoline. Be back soon
Jim
DeltaSigma wrote:
Tracking back to Nevada. This time the Valley of Fire national park.
Colin
Not to split hairs -I think it's a state park.
More to the point, I don't think I have ever seen anyone take the effort to make a pit toilet the subject of "fine art photography"!
Correction made in original post - thanks Doug.
By all accounts the toilets were not the nicest of places to visit.
My water intake equalled my perspiration rate so I managed to avoid the experience.
graytrekker wrote:
Not to split hairs -I think it's a state park.
More to the point, I don't think I have ever seen anyone take the effort to make a pit toilet the subject of "fine art photography"!
NightOwl Cat wrote:
You have color versions as well?
I only have a few color images and that was Z6ii with Z 14-30 f/4.
Will upload to Flickr and share on appropriate FM forum at some point in the future.
- even in the middle of the desert when it is a scorching 110F.
