Picture This!!

Steriods keep me wide awake. Not tired at all. I was up for over 24 hours straight & was still going strong. I called my doc & Benadryl was suggested. It worked. I woke up in the middle of the night and took another. I had an injection into a nerve & as time passed, I needed less Benadryl.
🌌 NancyB

Those flowers are beautiful!🌺

love it Kathy. That a side of the Potomac I have never seen!

Beautiful flowers, river and butterfly, everyone!

This little guy was so cute

The yucca plant in our yard

Lovely. Thank you.

Lisa, that's beautiful and a very clear photo.

Viewfinder,
yes, I do. Although I left it on the Mainland and I await my return
NancyB 🎶

Great photos Viewfinder and Lisa!

I use a bridge camera, Canon SX70HS

Hi ladies,

I am enjoying all the beautiful photos. I have been so sick but hopefully am over the worst of it. I saw my primary doctor today to follow up from my visit to urgent care. My biggest issue now has been caused by the Predisone and I have a whopping case of acid reflux. He thinks my lung issues was a one time event. I was thinking it could be chronic after all I had read so that was pretty depressing so today was great news. Now if the meds will eventually start working I will be back to normal. I never made it to visit my Mom and I was so disappointed. I was to be there for eight days but I was down for the count that whole time. I will be there for Thanksgiving if not before.

Thank you for your birthday wishes for my Mom. The sunsets, waterfalls, butterflies, flowers and musical instruments and adorable puppy photos have all brought some sunlight in for me.

Here is one of the last butterfly photos I took a few weeks ago. I find the markings on this one fascinating. I still saw a Monarch recently and for this area that is remarkable as the great migration happened quite some time ago.

The Great Yellow Mormon butterfly.

Thanks April. I know I am doing better today with the added meds so that is a great sign. A bridge camera is considered a transition camera from a simple point and shoot to a DSLR camera where you have interchangeable lens. It has a little more features on it than the simple point and shoot. I think bridge cameras are usually smaller and weigh less a DSLR but I bought a very large and heavy one this past year which has an extremely long zoom for moon and bird shots. My DSLR is my main camera but I really enjoy this new bridge camera. Learning how to use your camera is really the key to getting good shots. The person behind the camera is usually the one creating the magic and not the camera itself. There are many good cameras out there.