Whoa!! so many reflections! So crisp, I can't believe the bridge is that old. They sure don't make them like that anymore. It's such a photogenic area especially with the super calm water. Real nice photo

many camera only stores have that option, you have to pay a big damage deposit (about the cost of buying the lens or what they paid for it) in case you wreck it but you get it back after you bring it back

Well that's good, at least they are trying. Maybe I'll try renting one and see, might be another cheapy brand for me to get into. I hope I get good shots too, I never did sports photo like this before

Lol, it sure does!! Do we live in the same neighborhood? lol

I wear my tinfoil hat proudly, make that a top hat and a monocle!! JP Morgan has had a few slaps on the peepee this year haven't they!! So is Deutchbank Bout time. Stackers rejoice!!

Awwe!! dogs are hyper!! My cats are the same, they are not hyper but also don't like getting their pic taken and hide. haha I dunno about chasing the birds but they definitely run into the pond and get

I never tried Tamron, I know a few people that had some and they weren't impressed but each their own. I have sigma 18-200 (my work horse) and my first lens + 10-24mm (or something like that) like them

2k US is a lot to dish out for a lens, even more with Canadian shitcoin that's worth like 65-75 cents on the US dollar (not keeping up anymore because the fast devaluation is depressing) I was looking

I know it goes against all rules of wildlife photography, but somehow I tend to get lucky with wildlife but I also track them in the middle of nowhere like a hunter, especially in winter when bears are

Haha, it does make me feel better, a bit! I never cared much to begin with tho, I just think it's funny. I go where the action is, dog park or not. I think that's one of the hardest things to accept is

Thank you @c-squared! much love xox

Thank you! Yes the muskrat is cute, he's a long term resident of the park.

I can see how some would get comfortable ad never leave, when they like a location they tend to stay as much as they can. Lets re-name them Carolina geese!! Now it's on the blockchain ,the rest will have

Whoa, your good! I just googled cormorant and yes it looks pretty much identical, thanks. I just took an interest in bird watching this year so still have tons to learn! What do you recommend on a budget

Too bad I live in Canada!! I'm unafraid of heights and would totally go! Going in the mine is probably a neat experience and probably a bit rare because of cave ins and poor support from the times they

It was an unfortunate incident for sure. Certainly a lot of wild theories for the cause at the time, I guess people were still learning since it happened over a hundred years ago. The B-C explosion is

You may not have gotten what you went on the trip for but you were certainly blessed with all these home grown ad home made goodies!! You still got to visit and make happy memories with your family. Hopefully

Learning self defense is important for a woman in this world. If you are going to work out anyway, smart to do it in a way that will teach you important skills for your own safety. Better know it and not

That's a really cool project!! It's always fun to get see parts of history and how everything worked without the technology we have today. Like you said, these places would have been highly flamable with

Haha, that's an interesting catch and release concept!! I don't know if it counts, might count as feeding the wildlife tho...that could be costly in a national park. :) That's dedication going to visit