I like to take macro photos but this guy 's work is beyond impressive ! ENJOY!


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I think Jim hit on a valid point. Probably the best camera I ever had was a Canon AE1, which was a film SLR camera I probably got in the late 70's or early 80's. Once I went digital I was NOT happy w/ anything until I got my first Canon. Then the transition to the G11 was simple for me as the contro...

Lysa...here is a link to my flickr account of my last trip to St John. All above ground photos (Dec'09) were taken with the G11. I didn't load all macros but there are a few to view. Also wanted to comment on your 4th point in that the size of the G11 is very comfortable for me...not anywhere as bul...

I am yet another Canon gal. My older point and shoot is a SD600 w/ underwater housing. For last Dec. trip I bought a Canon G11, and LOVE it. Kind of gives you the best of both options in that it can be operated fully automatically or fully manually. It is not a SLR but has a pretty nice lens. I am h...

First off Minde congrats on the new home! We bought our 'forever' home about 14 years ago. It was in poor shape altho it was only about 15 years old at that time. It had been neglected and abused. Open houses were held regularly and half of the town came thru declaring it beyond what any of them car...

My experience w/ the usage of batteries is thru my sister who had a Canon point & shoot. We were vacationing together and she needed to buy more batteries than seemed normal to me. So if you buy the extras then must carry them along w/ you...additional weight that I wouldn't want, so I never bou...

I also have the Canon g11 and LOVE it. I paid $500 for it last Nov. and recently saw Best Buy had it on sale for $450, so thats pretty close to your budget. I have other Canon's and prefer them over other makes in that price range...you can go w/ manual settings or fully automatic. Something to cons...

Count me as another fan of Cape Air. More pics... This is returning to San Juan from St Thomas...Water Island in the foreground and airport upper left, ship in Crown Bay Marina http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2623/4194248923_497339f9a9_b.jpg once you get up to cruising altitude you get to see lots of...

My BIL and SIL are air traffic controllers. One is in the tower at Charlotte, the other is at an in-flight center in Hampton, GA. Visitors are allowed in the tower/control room with a controller. My take? I think the chances of something happening were nil, but I think that JFK has a supervisory pr...

Lovermont wrote:So, it took nearly two years for the wallet to wash ashore, and it made itself from Haulover to Reef Bay? Did I get that right? That's amazing!

Lovermont

Yes absolutely amazing, that wallet took quite a trip! Great story!

Here's the Thanksgiving baby from late Nov/early Dec...he was darker. Photo quality is poor as they were on the bend and we were moving. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4013/4261347462_c640f86844.jpg Here is another Coral Bay baby who was much lighter...and a little older. http://farm3.static.flickr....

Becky...he was WAY cool! When I heard my husband calling me to 'come see this' I knew I was in for a treat. I would say he was 12-14".

This guy was hanging around our villa in Dec...a first for us, he's a yellow-footed tortoise.



I believe those are hibiscus crumbs on his face!

I wrote my sister to ask her for feedback as she spent her Jan vacation on Anna Maria island....this is her reply: "We just spent two weeks at White Sands Beach Resort and will spent time looking around for a more upscale condo for next year. This resort is 50s style motel made into efficiencie...

He looks fantastic!
Imagine how different he feels.
Looks like he was able to keep his fluffy tail!
I have greyhounds, they have no fluff!