[TN-Bird] Re: Ecuador trip photos

  • From: Dthomp2669@xxxxxxx
  • To: chris.sloan@xxxxxxxxxxx, tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 11:43:30 EDT

Chris & TN-Birders,
It was certainly thoughtful of you to post your Ecuador photos where one 
could sit at home and peruse them in one's own leisure without having to get 
dressed and drive someplace to see them.  It has been a truly enjoyable 
experience 
this morning.  I completely agree with you that it is better to have a "poor" 
photo of something than none at all.  Often, a bird will just flit away before 
one can "autofocus" or "hone in" on the little critter fast enough to get it 
in a nice "professional" pose.  Birds sure won't sit around waiting for you to 
tell them to "Say cheese!"  You have some really fine shots in the group.

Thank you for your kindness in sharing your photos with all who want to see 
them.

Dee Thompson
Nashville, TN


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