New Camera, New Photos!

[Bob Woolley]

This is my new Nikon and it does take nice photos. Do you agree? I was on my way to Antigonish in Nova Scotia on Tuesday for a drive. We went an old trunk road and then came on to the TCH. This TCH is not twinned as yet but there are plans for twinning. Here are some photos I took along the way. I like the colors of the leaves this year! Wish the sun had been out to make the leaves stand out more.

[Barbara Philipp]

Mr. Woolley:

What beautiful pictures. I am always thrilled to see color since Arizona, Tucson, is mostly dirt brown, cactus green. But we do have beautiful and colorful sunsets/sunrises and always, well 98%, blue sky.

Thank you for sharing:)

[Bob Woolley]

Thanks Barbara! I have some really nice Arizona photos as well that I got online!
I love the colors in Arizona particularly during the sunsets on the desert and rock. The Lord does sure create some nice work!

[Hans Deventer]

Yes, I agree, Bob! I am very glad to hear you are happy with the Nikon!

[Doris Grant]

But in WV there would have been another hill behind that hill and a mountain behind that. WV is beautiful in the fall. I love your pictures. I love almost all tree type pictures and yours were great. I am also a fan of Nikon cameras. I have a Canon but Nikon is my favorite.


Doris

[Carsten Schermuly]

Congratulations!

What nice photos.

The white forehead of horses and other animals are named in german
"die Blesse" (die - she, der - he, das - it)

Scroll a bit down please
http://www.pferde.de/index.php?id=478

Someone, has not seen the sun and got a light teint by his life in shadow or maybe is sick, no good circulation, is called as
he, she, it is blaß,
after our new language rules written as "blass". There is a little water hen, a chicken named Bläßhuhn with a white spot on forehead.
Google picture search
http://images.google.de/images?q=Bl%C3%A4%C3%9Fhuhn&hl=en

Is it casuality - this word game?
Blesse
to be blessed?

Near my home town Göttingen a castle is named Plesse.
Plesse has the same sense "White spot, white area, light area" like Blesse.
In fact, a castle was erected on a place without trees, a place, people have used to live on with animals, gardens and fields - a light place in between dark forests.
And
this castle Plesse is built from light chalk stone. Its towers are lightning in a very light grey, nearby white - so historicians are not sure from what its name is lead off.
Google picture search for Plesse
http://images.google.de/images?hl=en&lr=&q=Plesse

[Gillian Hume]

Love the photographs Bob!! Thanks for sharing them!!

I LOVE Nikon Cameras. I'm hoping in the future to get a Nikon Digital SLR.

Happy your pleased with the new camera - it sure does take super photographs. Of course the photographer has to be very good too :)

Have fun with it!! I look forward to seeing more of your photographs in the future :D

Gill