One of the the things I like about the type of camera that I think you, Sharon, and I have is the flip out viewfinder so I can hold the camera down low and look down at the viewfinder without having to get all the way down on the ground.
I agree with Sharon! And I'd say it takes a certain commitment to be a good photographer. You want to do whatever it takes to get a photo but not kill yourself doing it! At my age that's easier said than done! :)
I sometimes will get down on my knees but I'm like Sharon - too hard to get up at my age! I went to a cattle auction the other day and there was an especially high step that my friend had us taking (of course, she's 10 years younger than I) and I had to be helped up by a handsome cowboy. Sometimes there's an advantage in being unable to do certain things!
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Yes, but it's not so easy to get up any longer.
One of the the things I like about the type of camera that I think you, Sharon, and I have is the flip out viewfinder so I can hold the camera down low and look down at the viewfinder without having to get all the way down on the ground.
I agree with Sharon! And I'd say it takes a certain commitment to be a good photographer. You want to do whatever it takes to get a photo but not kill yourself doing it! At my age that's easier said than done! :)
Of course, any sacrifice for art!!
Whatever it takes!
:-)
That will never be me...but I do admire those who can :). Fun shot.
I sometimes will get down on my knees but I'm like Sharon - too hard to get up at my age! I went to a cattle auction the other day and there was an especially high step that my friend had us taking (of course, she's 10 years younger than I) and I had to be helped up by a handsome cowboy. Sometimes there's an advantage in being unable to do certain things!
That would be me, but not during the work week.
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