Foxy wrote:
>
> I was at Cabramurra over the last two days. There were some
> scenes so nice I
> couldn't take photos of them. Does anyone else do this too?
>
Wayne replied:
Yes, sometimes. Mainly I think it's either too expansive, I couldn't do it
justice with a photograph, or I just rather soak in the light instead of
fussing with the camera, etc.
On a slightly different tack, this reminds me of when I was in Southern
Spain a few weeks ago, driving through the most amazing scenery - field
after field of sunflowers, which I had never seen before in such quantities.
They looked great as I was driving along, but having stopped to take a more
leisurely look at take some shots, close up, they looked, well, a mess.
Strange really. Took one or two close ups of individual flowers, but that
was it. Maybe it was me.
Paul Reynolds
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