Re: [OM] Strawberry shortcake

[Chuck Norcutt]

I didn't take it as a criticism.  I didn't even remember it was you who 
said it.  But be assured that my collection of images of belly button 
lint is hardly of master level.  Therefore I will not share it and you 
need not worry.
Actually, apart from a lot of not terribly worthy landscape panos 
(mostly taken in so-so light) the small collection of images that I have 
on Zone-10 is reasonably representative of the types of photos I take 
these days.  I was going to take some pseudo macro shots yesterday of 
some teeny-tiny Florida wildflowers but the sun was in the wrong place 
and then I forgot it and never got a round-tuit.  There was also what I 
think was a great horned owl setting on the power lines close to my 
house last night.  But it was really dark.  I thought about taking a 
shot of him but I didn't think he'd care much for being lit up by a 
couple of T-32s.  So, once again I didn't get a round-tuit.  Lucky owl.
Chuck Norcutt


On 10/27/2014 5:10 PM, Moose wrote:
> On 10/27/2014 7:04 AM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> > There was a hint the other day that Chuck didn't post images on
> > Zone-10 very much.
> I hope you didn't take my comment as a criticism. I think everyone from
> lurkers to prolific posters, highly skilled to snap shooters, have a
> place here. It was merely an observation of how things are; I have
> relatively few images from you from which to tell what sort of things
> you shoot. For all I know, you could have an active practice of creating
> a master collection of images of belly button lint, and choose not to
> share them here. :-)
>
> Profligate Shots Moose
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