I only had my new Nikon Coolpix with 12.1 megapix and 18.1 zoom today. Often I have my terrific SL Reflex Nikon D5000 with telephoto or wide angle lens. I feel I should have a coolie to carry it though. In contrast, this little Nikon Coolpix pocket camera can go everywhere with me. It's adds a different dimension to a walk. People who know me well, know I'd rather carry a rifle or a rod and bring back breakfast or dinner. Some people frown on that sort of thing in the city and few appreciate the awful burden I bear to be politically correct.
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Sunday Morning Burnaby River Walk With Gilbert
Normally I take pictures of Gilbert, the Magnificent Cockapoo. Today I took pictures on our walk along the Brunnette River of what we see. Gilbert sniffs and sees everything, doing a thousand miles to my every step. He's mostly interested in meeting other dogs too. Today he met Molly the lab and Elmore the Sitzue.
I only had my new Nikon Coolpix with 12.1 megapix and 18.1 zoom today. Often I have my terrific SL Reflex Nikon D5000 with telephoto or wide angle lens. I feel I should have a coolie to carry it though. In contrast, this little Nikon Coolpix pocket camera can go everywhere with me. It's adds a different dimension to a walk. People who know me well, know I'd rather carry a rifle or a rod and bring back breakfast or dinner. Some people frown on that sort of thing in the city and few appreciate the awful burden I bear to be politically correct.











I only had my new Nikon Coolpix with 12.1 megapix and 18.1 zoom today. Often I have my terrific SL Reflex Nikon D5000 with telephoto or wide angle lens. I feel I should have a coolie to carry it though. In contrast, this little Nikon Coolpix pocket camera can go everywhere with me. It's adds a different dimension to a walk. People who know me well, know I'd rather carry a rifle or a rod and bring back breakfast or dinner. Some people frown on that sort of thing in the city and few appreciate the awful burden I bear to be politically correct.
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