April 5th, 2011
I was very motivated to do sunrise again this morning even though we still have constant 50mph winds, and then I let go of my tripod for a half a second and it flipped over and dunked my camera in the snow. .. So I said #$@* it, and came home. SO now you get an old swan shot instead.
Hope your having a great Tuesday!
Connie Raley
on April 14, 2011sorry to hear... but this is absolutely stunning
Art Hill
on April 7, 2011A few months ago I dropped mine on concrete with far worse results.
TDM
on April 7, 2011Very lucky. It could have been a lake, or a rock, or just dirt. Glad things are ok. Tripods are always top heavy especially when you have 50mph winds. Cheap lesson.
fotomom
on April 6, 2011Really beautiful drip coming down from the swan's mouth.
Sure hope no harm done. Maybe not too wet and the snow was a good cushion.
Hershy
on April 6, 2011Lovely reflections & details!
photofreak
on April 6, 2011I like your old swan shot! Nice detail on the swan and the water looks very pretty. I had a few scary moments yesterday with my tripod and camera as well. You're probably fortunate it fell in the snow and not concrete. I can't wait until this crazy weather settles down!
Donna McCommon
on April 6, 2011Oh my, I understand being in the wind. Great swan shot.
John Roberts
on April 6, 2011Sorry to hear of your troubles but glad to see such a great shot no matter how old.
irishmurr
on April 5, 2011Love perspective and crop -- wonderful clarity and textures in the water! Hope the camera is okay!
fotoeffects
on April 5, 2011Beautiful capture; hope the camera is ok.