A quiet morning was followed by a peaceful few hours by the
bay. I allowed stickiness with my old,
much repaired camera to discourage me.
Lens not closing and one lever sticking left me beyond gloomy till
bedtime. I didn’t drop it this time, so
perhaps it’s all leftover stuff from that last disaster.
The day was gorgeous and sunny. I read and G read while the world purred by
us out on the bay. It looked as if half
the boat owners in town came down to the water to play. I got a few good shots of a crowded harbor
mouth, but they didn’t want to download to my computer. In this case, it was the computer. G suggested that some folks are technically
smooth and others are technically rough.
I appear to be in the rough sandpaper stage getting rockier by the minute.
Your digital karma must have been undergoing an adjustment. Better soon, I hope.
ReplyDeleteThe photo above is juststunning.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more frustrating than a poorly camera.
Sticky? Have you been at the honey?
You are too funny. Rough sandpaper indeed. Got a good photo of my knee and your glove compartment. Dianne
ReplyDeletePS thanks for the WW stuff. Still stuck in my plateau, but back to basics this week.
I spent the day traveling to Pine Valley and Alpine and then digging in the dirt. Such fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm a real stop and go type of computer person. Some times it purrs along, and other times it drives me crazy. This is a gorgeous photo, Mage!
ReplyDeleteMama said there would be days like this, my Mama said.....I feel your frustration.
ReplyDeleteMage, there are just some days when the damn technology loses its mind -- and we're not far behind.
ReplyDeleteThe Baja shot is beautiful!
And I can't imagine any day in SD being awful!