The Abbot of Cairn Abbey

DonRicklin

C&C please.

Don

Dogdots

Why do I see a penguin when I look at this?

Nice photo...do the top rocks every fall off?

DonRicklin

Dogdots wrote:

Why do I see a penguin when I look at this?

Nice photo...do the top rocks every fall off?

It's like cloud formations. people see different things.

Last time I drove by that river, none of the cairns were there. Spring thaw probably got them.

Oh well,

Don

DaddyO

Somebody had a great deal of fun with talent. Imagine that. Next time out
I'm so in the river with the kids.
Cool shot of the work Don. Nice one for sure.

DonRicklin

DaddyO wrote:

Somebody had a great deal of fun with talent. Imagine that. Next time out
I'm so in the river with the kids.
Cool shot of the work Don. Nice one for sure.

Thank you DaddyO.

I don't get to this river often, its a bit far away, but the last time there were no new ones.

Don

DonRicklin

Want to see more?
For more Alternative Views of things through my eyes. For more Cairns.

Enjoy.

Don

DaddyO

My neighbors son can stack rocks so very well. Roundish granite boulders.
Did you give it a go?

DonRicklin

DaddyO wrote:

My neighbors son can stack rocks so very well. Roundish granite boulders.
Did you give it a go?

I have elsewhere. I went looking for a set of older images at the ocean, but haven't turned them up yet.

Don

DaddyO

I go digging that deep and its back to the scanner. Which by the
way I am looking for a good one. Michael

DonRicklin wrote:

I have elsewhere. I went looking for a set of older images at the ocean, but haven't turned them up yet.

Don

DonRicklin

DaddyO wrote:

I go digging that deep and its back to the scanner. Which by the
way I am looking for a good one. Michael

Well for those I may have to. My already digitized and digital go back to 2002. Otherwise we're talking back to brownie camera of the '50s, Konica View Finder 35mm for the '60s and Yashica D, '70's, Pentax K1000, Pentax SLR, and finally what is in the Sig.

Don

DaddyO

I bought a Yashica in early 70's. Barely could use it but most of the
pictures turned out. I just worked its "modes" and things worked out.
The Pentax K1000 is a sweet camera. That one has delivered many
sharp images. Still have the Konica and its 50mm lens? Haven't picked it
up for awhile. That package surprised me for crisp sharp. Then moved onto the Canon F1 bought from a pawn shop in A- condition. Been Canon ever since.

DonRicklin

DaddyO wrote:

I bought a Yashica in early 70's. Barely could use it but most of the
pictures turned out. I just worked its "modes" and things worked out.
The Pentax K1000 is a sweet camera. That one has delivered many
sharp images. Still have the Konica and its 50mm lens? Haven't picked it
up for awhile. That package surprised me for crisp sharp. Then moved onto the Canon F1 bought from a pawn shop in A- condition. Been Canon ever since.

THe Konica went back to my Dad. I still have the Pentax K1000. Sold the ZM-60, or whatever it was. My Sister has the Yashica D,. It was hers from Composition 101 freshman year at Philly Col of Art. Returned it with additional telephoto and close-up lenses bought overseas.

Don