Have been missing this wonderful daily community .. and is a great way to improve your photography and view majorly artful works of others in this amazing community. I currently shoot with Canon 1d mkii N and bought a 20d for a back up camera which then Clayton soon claimed. :-) At 5 he is becoming quite the photographer. So I found a 5d on Ebay that is beginning to be a favorite. I have one L lens that is a favorite! but is heavy to carry in the forest but I tend to do it anyway, figure I could use the exercise anyway. CANON 70-200mm 2.8 L, CANON 100mm 2.8 macro, SAMYANG PRIME 85mm 1.4, that I got from a friend in Denmark, I don't believe they sell them in the U.S. yet.CANON 50mm PRIME 1.4, and 3 ZUKIO lenses that I use on my Canon with an adapter,ZUIKO PRIME 24mm 2.8, ZUIKO PRIME 35mm 2.8, ZUIKO PRIME 135mm 2.8.
Would love to break into the Wedding Photography area it is my favorite type of professional photography. So far I have done four and love every min. of it.
Would love to break into the Wedding Photography area it is my favorite type of professional photography. So far I have done four and love every min. of it.
The Coralroot are blooming.... I found this beautiful Coralroot in the Federation Forest. Such delicate and very small blooms.
It takes a certain fungus in order for the Coralroot to get started. Then it attaches to certain tree roots and the three of them work in a symbiotic relationship. The Coralroot clean away debris from the tree roots and in turn the tree gives the Coralroot nutrition.
I was hoping it was going to be a nice day today so Renee and I and the kids could go to the forest but the sky is looking a little dark at the moment. Hopefully it will clear up a bit. I am sure Clayton would love to show his mom the treasures we have found.
Have a great Monday,
connie
It takes a certain fungus in order for the Coralroot to get started. Then it attaches to certain tree roots and the three of them work in a symbiotic relationship. The Coralroot clean away debris from the tree roots and in turn the tree gives the Coralroot nutrition.
I was hoping it was going to be a nice day today so Renee and I and the kids could go to the forest but the sky is looking a little dark at the moment. Hopefully it will clear up a bit. I am sure Clayton would love to show his mom the treasures we have found.
Have a great Monday,
connie
The Coralroot are blooming.... I found this beautiful Coralroot in the Federation Forest. Such delicate and very small blooms.
It takes a certain fungus in order for the Coralroot to get started. Then it attaches to certain tree roots and the three of them work in a symbiotic relationship. The Coralroot clean away debris from the tree roots and in turn the tree gives the Coralroot nutrition.
I was hoping it was going to be a nice day today so Renee and I and the kids could go to the forest but the sky is looking a little dark at the moment. Hopefully it will clear up a bit. I am sure Clayton would love to show his mom the treasures we have found.
Have a great Monday,
connie
It takes a certain fungus in order for the Coralroot to get started. Then it attaches to certain tree roots and the three of them work in a symbiotic relationship. The Coralroot clean away debris from the tree roots and in turn the tree gives the Coralroot nutrition.
I was hoping it was going to be a nice day today so Renee and I and the kids could go to the forest but the sky is looking a little dark at the moment. Hopefully it will clear up a bit. I am sure Clayton would love to show his mom the treasures we have found.
Have a great Monday,
connie