And I thought kids were hard to photograph!!!! Newborn (and I mean new less then a day old!) calves can go from quietly watching you to full bore run with legs going everywhere right at you in less then it takes to blink I eye, let alone hit the shutter. I'm looking at the photos and hating everyone. But that is my usual I have to not look at them for about 3 days after I have culled blurred (see above) or not pow in focus photos. Then 3 days later I can look at them and see them for a good photo or not. Had a fun day. As much as I complained to my parents while living on the farm about doing farm work. I do miss it. The noises, smells and work. So yesterday I go to run after cattle, and open gates, cut baler twine of bales, slop through *%U#! (note didn't take a lot of photos!!!) I'm not as agile as I was and I realized while watching that this was a lot of work for my whole family. I still felt happy after. Maybe that's what I should do when all the talk starts about going back to work. Maybe I should be a farm hand again!! Really it's no different then trying to schedule going to take photos. Best times to photograph and farm are when I am suppose to be looking after kids, feeding kids, or taking/picking up kids from school. So if I can find a babysitter from 5am to 7:30am and then 2pm to 7pm. I have it made.
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