It was November: the weather forecast wasn’t hopeful: but I was keen to get some snapping done while the sun shone. So I took a chance and put on my hiking shoes. Here is one of the pictures I took…
As it transpired, the weather forecast was premature: the bad weather arrived 24 hours later. Had I taken notice of it, and stayed at home, this is what I would have captured the following day…
Photography: it isn’t all about timing, but timing plays a major role in finding that neat shot. Grab that camera while you can!
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What a difference a day makes Indeed,both lovely shots.
I never use a camera these days only my phone.
Phone cameras are very good. My late wife used hers in preference to the little Fujifilm I bought her all the time. But, for me, the camera wins every time.
yes, you. have to take your shots when given the chance, they always change
That’s right. Even if the camera (say, a small compact) isn’t really up to the task of a long zoom shot, it’s better to try rather than miss the opportunity entirely. You never know how it will turn out.