I began with a Canon EOS Rebel Camera, very heavy, not a portable camera to carry with you on a daily basis. I bought a polarizing lens during the summer and subsequently lost it in the garden, fell off of the camera.
I then bought a small point and shoot camera, a Canon 210 SX 14 megapixal with a great zoom lens. It is fine but does not get the macro pictures that the larger camera gets.
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I have been challenged by the concept of the blogger in todays society and the idea of writing and using photos to tell a visual story very similar to a newspaper.
My first post was on the rabbits and my concern about them eating the tips of my tulips. This is still a concern since I have seen many rabbits in my garden this winter.
I need to spend time organizing and labeling my photos for easy access. I really like Frances' idea at Fairegarden where she has organized many of her garden plants into pages and attached them to her blog for all to see. I really didn't understand how I would use this feature until I saw what she had done.
I am looking forward to another year of learning and I thank all of my fellow bloggers for their support.