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Related: About this forumThe photos from MB's Farmer's Market that almost didn't happen! *








*I'd just bought a new tripod for my big lens. After putting it on and playing with the controls, I found that I could not remove it! It was too heavy to take to the market. But my husband rescued me; he fooled around with it and got the camera off!


FalloutShelter
(13,693 posts)Thanks Peggy.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)I think I was hungry!
FalloutShelter
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Hope22
(4,091 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)I'm glad you're enjoying them!
bluescribbler
(2,375 posts)Beautiful images, as usual, Miss Peggy.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)Everything they make, that I've tasted, is amazing!
I'm glad you're enjoying the photos.
Diamond_Dog
(38,030 posts)And thank goodness for clever husbands!
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)Everything looked more gorgeous than normal today. No idea why!
And you'd better believe about clever husbands! He only spent maybe 5 minutes exploring the connection between the tripod and my camera before he got them separated! Way less time with better results than I'd gotten!
I was thrilled!
Diamond_Dog
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CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)I was busy thanking him, and he started singing a little tune that he made up:
Once in a while, I'm good for something, once in a while I'm good for something . . .
And then I chime in:
All of the time, you're good for something . . .
We have fun!
Mousetoescamper
(6,437 posts)The first (Ranunculus?) is stunning.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)Yes, those first flowers are ranunculus and they just grabbed me!
Easterncedar
(4,813 posts)So elegantly delicate
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)The minute I saw them, I knew I HAD to get a photo of them. The color really got me.
Easterncedar
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CaliforniaPeggy
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sinkingfeeling
(56,146 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
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NCgayguy
(255 posts)one of those fancy magazine about how to properly decorate and what to serve for an afternoon garden party!
Southern Living should be jealous or maybe calling you pretty soon!
Really great photos!
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)There are so many gifted photographers even in my neighborhood that it's hard to comprehend.
I do appreciate your kind words a lot!
JMCKUSICK
(3,554 posts)That might be the most tempting set of photos I've seen this year, and I can't have any.
Just not fair.
Lol
They are beautiful.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)I can't have any of them either (except very rarely and in small amounts!). They produce these goodies every week!
And every week I look at them and sigh. We do eat their quiche and love it, so that helps.
Tom Dyer
(227 posts)To EVERYTHING!!!
Beautiful, and thank you!
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)Well, if you live anywhere near Southern CA, come on and visit!
These folks are at the market every week and there is nearly always a crowd in front of their booth.
And now you know why.
viva la
(4,235 posts)I think probably I'd zoom right past the zucchini to get to the cheesecake.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)It does look wonderful! Everything they make is so good.
LoisB
(11,365 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
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Old Crank
(6,038 posts)A ray of light on a dismal day. Thanks.
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)Bringing beauty to everyone here makes me happy too.
MIButterfly
(1,051 posts)Thank you, CaliforniaPeggy for sharing them with us. I always look forward to seeing your photos. Are you a professional photographer or just a talented amateur? In my youth, I took some pretty good pictures with my point-and-shoot camera, but I seem to have lost that ability in my "golden years"! Not the only thing I've lost, trust me. LOL!
CaliforniaPeggy
(154,801 posts)By no means am I a professional photographer. I had one college class in the field and that was it. I did have one very good friend here on DU who had a master's degree in photography; AndyS was his name and he taught me a lot of the technical stuff.
I have always had the photographer's eye.
I'll bet, if you picked up a basic camera, that you would find your ability returning. It might take some time, but I'm willing to bet that would happen.
Taking photos, or making photos can change your view of the world! That was something that Andy taught me.