It's my constant companion, I rarely leave home without it, it has many
charms and some fantastic abilities but like a wild beast it has to be
tamed before it comes biddable. It's taking time for me to learn its
ways, understand its sensitivities, appreciate its talents. I'd love to
be able to make it sing but we are still working on the scales. I own it but I'm its slave. No, not a cat, my camera.
and sometimes we climb into the garden and look out:
Sometimes we look up and it doesn't argue with me when I declare I've seen an angel winged Miss Piggy leaping in heaven.
and sometimes we look down:
and sometimes we get down and look along and it becomes my accomplice in my effort to convince the council there is deep rut forming across our road.
As often as not I forget all the clever things it can do:
But the one thing I appreciate about it above all else is how accurately it tells a story.
What better companion could I ask for?
I'm looking forward to seeing how the rest of the FSOers introduce us to their cameras. They will be here.
You always use your camera so well,auline. My favourites are always the landscapes, or perhaps the children, or maybe the flowers, but then again...
ReplyDeleteYou've taken some lovely photos with your camera. The ones of the children are adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots....difficult to better these.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing what you and your companion get up to!
ReplyDeleteThe camera is a great companion. I use to say I need no dog, I walk my camera...
ReplyDeleteMy camera is also my instant companion. Sometime we get so into each other I hit a roadside post.Wonderful photos Pauline.
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I understand this completely... my camera as a constant companion.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, wonderful photos.
What a wonderful companion. Just love the Miss Piggy angel cloud!
ReplyDeleteMy camera is great companion too!
ReplyDeleteThis was a delightful story told by your buddy. Great stuff, Pauline.
ReplyDeleteyour camera is so good, takes the macro pix and yr grands. so very nice. I thought i go to the beach and look at the tsunami. NOTHING.
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