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Picture(s) A Day – 30 December 2009What’s this? Pictures posted in a semi-timely manner? Something other than planes and reptiles? No need to worry, I’m still OK I’d have posted this earlier, but I was out until 2100 tonight with Kyleigh and Shady getting new cellphones 8) Kyleigh put up the cash for the transaction and I made sure to thank her profusely for making sure we didn’t really cut it all that close to the wire Anyway, this is a post about the pictures, right? Well then, on with the pics
While I was outside on my last break of the day, I noticed movement in the trees above me and was finally able (after several substandard attempts) to capture this small bird who was enjoying himself in the branches of a shade tree. Cute little thing, huh
A storm front came through today and though I had hoped for rain (rain = overtime = $$$ = fun stuff!), we didn’t get any in the valley. The mountains looked to have received a dusting of snow, but not much. What we did get out of that front going through was a really nice sunset courtesy of the lingering clouds
The final picture tonight took a bit of doing. It had to have a light background for the camera to get the exposure in the range of something appropriate and I had do dial the exposure up two stops (more light darkens the pic), but I finally got a decent picture of the moon Well, that’s all there is for 30 December 2009. I’ve got work the next two days, but I’ll try to post something worthwhile for a final post of the year. Maybe a decent picture, some reflections on what has been and goals for the year to come – that sort of thing. Until then, take care and have fun
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I think the pictures turned out good. That moon is really going to be something tonight!
Thanks, Kath
I wish I could’ve gotten a decent picture of what the moon looked like coming up tonight – full and big and yellow with a few clouds