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Whether you're "learning" photography (aren't we ALL still LEARNING?!) or "seeing how the other guys do it" OR just enjoying new and different imagery (I think of it as "picture therapy") LOOKING around the 'net is what it can be "all about"!

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Extra camera lenses, filters, and other accessories can sometimes make the difference between being able "to get the shot" out on the nature trails. Don't be afraid to "get close" UNLESS it is a dangerous plant or animal! Here are some images from Baker Prairie in Harrison, Arkansas and some images from along the Buffalo River Trail in Newton County south of Harrison less than twenty miles.

The question is: how does one add graphic content most easily to a Squidoo lens? Anybody "out there" been through this? How many "graphic types" (JPEG, GIF, animated GIF, AVI, MPEG)can be uploaded and displayed or "inserted" on a Squidoo "lens"? Since I'm searching for answers and like to experiment, I thought I would ask! "Thanks in advance" from Normpixel.

Although I am not a working pro photographer, I have been using one or more cameras for more than fifty years. In my opinion, there is no "best" camera. There are advantages to "getting to know" your camera. There are also advantages to getting to know about cameras (and other photographic equipment) before you "get" the camera or equipment. As some of my past work and employment involved photo equipment retail sales as well as working with photo equipment and processes, it was inevitable that I would come across many brands and types of cameras and photo equipment "along the way." Some of the brands alone comprise the English alphabet: Alpa, Bronica, Canon, Domke, Epson, Fuji, Gitzo, Hasselblad, Intel, JVC, Kodak, Leica, Mamiya, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, Questar, Rollei, Sony, Tiffen, Ultrablitz, Vivitar, Wista, X-Digital Media, Yashica, and Zeiss. Each of these and many, many more have contributed to "the hardware and software" of taking and making photographic pictures. I have owned and used Pentax film cameras for years but that wasn't the only brand. I first used Olympus digital cameras and now am "having fun" with Fuji Finepix cameras to include an S9000, an S9100, and a Z5fd. I still have three Pentax 35mm SLR film cameras with several Pentax and non-Pentax lenses. Yet some of my favorite photos have been taken with "un-sophisticated" point-and-shoot cameras!

Even cat owners admit that "you can't OWN a cat"! But you CAN observe them and they ARE curious and they SEEM to think AND dream. So do "SEEKERS" and therefore as we continue on this "lensatic" adventure there will inevitably (probably?) be more cats AND MORE SEEKERS "here" (and as "time goes by").

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