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@tinyroofnail To be fair, Little Blue Truck is better than any book about anarchism.
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@Annie Very nice. I love the light/dark green, and I’ve taken the birds-eye of those yellow treads many times and always enjoy them.
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@Miraz Thank you. Sorry the posts are so bursty.
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@bnmnetp Ah, thank you.
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@jean Absolutely. I never did like rules.
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@jemostrom My problem is that I care if the photos aren’t perfect. And they never are, given the challenging circumstances.
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@Christopher Very nice moment.
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@jemostrom This is why I refuse any requests for photographing events. Way too stressful.
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@Miraz They really are. I always love to see them.
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@jthingelstad Very nice!
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@mattdoyle.bsky.social Can someone tell the Galaxy?
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@cliffordbeshers.bsky.social #birds
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@gregmoore It’s a 4WD trail to a campground, I think.
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@gregmoore did you see the hidden road photo? I finally found it.
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@gregmoore thank you, you are welcome, and it is for me too
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@tinyroofnail Thanks. Have to stop on the highway to get that one.
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@maique Thank you.
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@jean Lovely!
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@amerpie Cracker-jack tech team, right there.
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@gregmoore Oh,I have a photo, in camera still, of a road at the bottom of that mountain that only becomes visible in the right conditions. I think of Bilbo and the dwarves and the hidden door every time i see it.
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@ablerism I’ve been using a Nikon DSLR for years and love them. At some point, I will switch to the Z line. For wandering around the wilderness, I use a Tamron 16-300 zoom lens, because it goes from mountain-scapes to bird closeups in a heart beat.
I have a Google Pixel pro phone with 5x zoom, and I use it when I have to, but I do not enjoy the experience much.
One of the great things about the Nikon dSLRs is that they turn on instantly and use very little power, so they are almost always ready when you need them. I do not know for sure if the Z line is as good in this regard, but I would expect Nikon to have worked hard at it.
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@Miraz I saw it driving by, pulled a U-turn. So, yes.
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@Miraz Yes, although Western Bluebirds have rufous breasts.
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@cliffordbeshers.bsky.social Bishop, CA
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