A brief celebration of a gift and its giver. I received a little Kodak camera for my birthday. The world’s brim full of them so that, at large public gatherings, you can’t see the event, performance, or display because a sea of arms lifted holding cameras or telephones—one no longer knows which is which—blocks your view. But in the deep hole of the past where Brigitte and I live no such devices have been available until now. Monique had to test the little thing before trusting to wrap it, and one of the first images I found on it after learning the scary process of USB porting was the lovely celebration of summer’s peak that Monique produced by looking through the lens at a little piece of her own garden fence. Tomatoes grow behind those slats and a pear tree, tended by John over several seasons, is now finally spreading its branches over that fencing as well. Altogether lovely. My heartfelt thanks!
You are most welcome. We are just very pleased to see that you seem to be enjoying the little camera quite a bit. It is funny how such a device or tool works, its product so colored by the user. The picture you provide for today's Rays of Sunshine posting is a case in point. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy! We will look forward to seeing the fruits of your experimentation with a digital camera.