Five reasons to leave your camera at home

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What a strange article, so far off the mark again. I agree, that people and their cameras can really be intrusive these days, but it is all a part of the memories. Websites like HazelMail allow you to send postcards WHILE you are overseas makes it a lot of fun too.

"You can get better photos elsewhere?" No one can take a photo from my perspective, where I am at this very moment in this very spot. Olympus announced the water proof, drop proof, smash proof etc camera, way to go Olympus! I take them for MYSELF, not to force a travel slideshow on anyone else.

We are having a photography weekend workshop here in these Blue Ridge Mountains in April at The Claiborne House Bed and Breakfast, led by an Appalachian Naturalist Fred First. In the field - I am so looking forward to it!

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