Every morning my sister puts walnuts out for the birds and squirrels. It's not easy to get photographs because I'm shooting through a storm door and if I get too close to the door they all take off.
This White-throated Sparrow was sitting on the fence in the rain waiting for its turn at the walnuts or possibly waiting for me to back away from the door.
Sometimes, when you are out walking, something catches your eye. And when you pass by again and again you finally "see" the photograph.
I've been walking past this scene on a regular basis since I arrived in Rock Hill and it finally came together last week.
There were several candidates for this week’s photograph. But since I'm limiting each post to just one, I chose this photograph.
Its uses are:
“Tri-X, f/8, and be there.“
Well I certainly haven’t been keeping this blog active and it’s time to change that.
With a change in my circumstances along with a change in my camera gear, I thought I’d start weekly posts for 2024 and show you my favorite photograph of the week. It’s an idea I saw on a web site the other day and thought “why not?”
Thus this project - 52 Photographs. Here’s week number one. Taken on January 1st with an Olympus OM-1, the 12-200mm f/3.5-6.3, ISO 800, 1/30 @ f/6.3. It was taken at Manchester Meadows Park where most mornings I go for a walk with Roxie.
Be sure to check back weekly for the latest favorite photograph.
