We were laughing.
I was attempting to photograph the newly emerged poppy. The wind gusted the ephemeral flower in a haphazard dance, impossible to capture unless you were acquainted with the moves. Which I wasn’t, although I did my best to keep up. This was all I could manage.
When I saw the picture I laughed again.
Off The Edge Gardening 
You need my camera. Well 17 pages of the unintelligible big (A4, online) manual refer to “burst recording” which, I think but don’t quote me, means taking 30 photos a second for 8 seconds. Then I can plough through* the 240 photos (sorry “recordings”) to select the best to keep and then, if I understand a further 11 pages, I can refocus the recording (i.e. photo). I think. But somehow, that cheery poppy conveyed a sense of you laughing. Which is nice.
[* Apparently the burst recording will drain the battery so I’ll have to recharge it before ploughing. I tried to buy a second battery but, apparently, it’s been discontinued despite the camera model only being released to market in March.]
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Sounds terrifying! Why does everything have to be so complicated? Simple is best. Like what I am. 🙂
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Considering the wind and the delicate flower you did very well 🙂
I also like simple cameras.
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Thanks 🙂
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Lovely flower. I often have that problem when I’m taking photos on the plot. xx
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You can rest assured that as I approach a flower the wind will get up, it is as if it is messing about with me. Perhaps it is!
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It’s a poppy, in flower, in sunshine. A taste of more to come. Lovely.
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Thanks TT x
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And yet, somehow you have managed to capture it.
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That is good to hear 😀
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