Kim and I finally made it to the ocean today after about five weeks of camping. The weather forecast called for a rainy day but it turned out to be sunny and very warm so we decided to take a drive to Wildwood and drive up the coast to Stone Harbor Point. And that is where I shot today's view. This is along the walking trail from the parking lot to the nature beach. This particular beach does not allow swimming and has sections closed off to protect wildlife.
It's time once again for a Friday Schnitzel picture so let's get right to it. I shot this shortly after we got to the camper tonight. Schnitzel was resting up after an hour and a half of nervous panting on the drive down. He's not really a good passenger.
Today's throwback is from May 28, 2018 in Avalon new Jersey. Apparently it was a rainy weekend then and it's supposed to be a rainy weekend coming up. You can see my original post if you Click Here.
Over the last few days I have been playing around with my new camera phone but that doesn't mean I have forgotten about my regular DSLR. And yesterday afternoon I took it out to the cafe to grab a few squirrel pictures. For today's view I would like to share this one.
After getting some yard work done this afternoon I spent a little time playing around with my phone. And for today's view I would like to share a couple dandelion shots I made. A before and after. Sort of.
In addition to running some errands today I have been playing around with the new phone. Particularly the camera. The camera after all is how I based my phone purchase. I must say that there is a lot to learn. On the surface the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra shoots excellent photos using standard auto settings. But when you look deeper you see there is so much potential for creativity. I'll be doing a lot of reading and a lot of experimenting and it's gonna be fun! I hope to have lots to share with you in the coming days. And speaking of sharing here is today's view. This is a new daisy for our outside garden we purchased over the weekend. I shot this at the camper before we left for home.