So, as Earl the seagull was laughing his beak off at me sprawled face-first in the gas station parking lot, John picked me up and helped me get into the car. Once I realized that I hadn't actually irreparably damaged myself, I began worrying about my camera, which fell right along with me. John thought I should take some more pictures to make sure that it was unbroken, so I did.
Canon seemed to be just fine. It's actually a great camera - all of the following pictures were taken using a telephoto lens and preset exposure and shutter speed settings while John barreled down the freeway at seventy plus miles per hour. I LOVE this camera. It's almost Julia-proof.
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Julia, the photos are amazing,but I hope you'll be able to heal quickly and that your injuries were not too severe.
I, too, was multitasking when we came home. Standing on a chair and reaching for something. Of course I fell. Of course I have a bruise the size of Texas. We lead such parallel lives.
Terese
Lovely pictures! My Canon survived a dunk in Lake Washington and still works. Like Timex watches, they take a licking and keep on clicking.
I shared these photos with my daughter (also a wonderful photographer) and hubby. We all agreed that you are a great photographer and you & your family are blessed to live in SUCH a beautiful area of our country...
Praying your ouwwees heal!
okay...I thought I clicked on the button that said (name/URL) but my message posted as anonymous. Must have been chewing gum while I was typing!
So pretty!
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