...shepherd’s warning.
But I’m not a shepherd, unless you count looking after the kids.
Even then, I don’t feel like a shepherd, more like a sheepdog – probably a heading dog (less about barking and more about psychology), so I’m thinking the message in the sky was not written for me. I wonder if Llew’s sheep are OK.
Yesterday, on the way to work, another moment that makes me glad that I have a quarter-decent camera on me at all times.
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Reshma
20 July 2006, 11:55 #
That picture looks stunning!
I hardly ever take pictures of anything. I most likely only use a camera once a year!
Alan
20 July 2006, 12:26 #
You need a small camera that you can cart around with you always.
And then you’ll see something amazing to snap at least once a month, guaranteed.
Jessie
25 July 2006, 23:18 #
That is awesome. Not taken with a camera phone, is it?
Alan
26 July 2006, 07:40 #
Yes, it is: a Sony Ericsson K750i. Almost all of my recent Flickr photos have been taken with it. It’s not so good in low light conditions, but it’s not too bad either, as you can see here.