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Photography

CaliforniaPeggy

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3. This is a fabulous photo, my dear mike_c!

Reply to mike_c (Original post)

Fri Sep 19, 2025, 03:06 PM

23 hrs ago

The rock as background is superb.

Now, if I were taking that photo I would be standing where you're standing, and using my 100--400mm lens!

Ya done good!

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Watch where you put your hands! [View all] mike_c Yesterday OP

This is why I got a Coolpix with a 3000mm. effective focal length. usonian Yesterday #1

Mount Palomar! mike_c 23 hrs ago #2

This is a fabulous photo, my dear mike_c! CaliforniaPeggy 23 hrs ago #3

thanks! mike_c 18 hrs ago #6

Nice snek mate. twodogsbarking 22 hrs ago #4

thanks! mike_c 18 hrs ago #7

I guess it was long, about 25 years ago. N.J., Delaware Water Gap. Our hero was hiking up Mt. Tammany 3Hotdogs 22 hrs ago #5

I hate it when that happens mike_c 18 hrs ago #8

Ay-yi-yi-yi-yi! 😱 ShazzieB 17 hrs ago #9

Timbers are quite populous in N/W N.J. I've encountered several while hiking in that area, over the years. 3Hotdogs 14 hrs ago #10

Yeah, just to be clear... ShazzieB 1 hr ago #12

I'm the same way..a snake is a snake and they put extreme fear in me..or respect but I know to stay away Deuxcents 14 hrs ago #11