Hi Susan, I  would say it is the other  around, doing real estate around the clock and I have so many things I want to get photos of and just no time to get them. With that said, I noticed I have amassed over 20,000 photos. If I could just think of useful ways of using them, LOL. I know, I could put them up on Wordless Wednesday and Speechless Sunday and Fhoto Friday.I was thinking about starting Photo days on the other days of the week  but it might be too obvious, LOL.

Woo Hoo, You are too funny. And considering I spoke of this very photo just moments before posting it, LOL.

It is sort cool, isn't it?

Hi Jon,

Just lucky. I don't know enough as yet to have actually planned for this. Sort of like in real estate. The harder I work at it, the luckier I get. Insects can look creatures from another planet  I suppose, but squirrels, not so much, :-)

Hi Debe, It was the only title I could think of, Lol. It did seem appropriate though. Always appreciate when you drop over. You are a very empowering kind of person. And always encouraging.

Hi Crystal. Thank you so much. It was a gift. Good light, a cooperative subject and a lot of just dumb luck.

Hi Elaine, Doing photos and going for well composed shots is becoming my new mantra. Then trying to find time to keep it up so as not to be a one shot wonder.

Hi Randy, Thanks for the analogy. But I will admit, I hadn't thought " creepy" but I suppose you are right. Appreciate you stopping over.

Hi Dina, Thank you and know that I appreciate the sentiment.

Hi Dina, Thank you and know that I appreciate the sentiment.

Hi Susie, You are too funny. But as we get older, those shots are not so interesting or intriguing any more, if ever they were.  I would walk a mile to avoid any possibility, :)

Hi Richard, It was just plain ole dumb luck coupled with showing up and giving it  a try.

Hi Bill, Thank You and that was very very kind of you to say. I would have a very long road to travel before becoming a master. But it does feel like I have taken the first steps on that journey.

Hi Charles, I really appreciate that comment because it caused me to recognize a post  wanted to write. Not about the zoom lens so much but about something that even more impactful to real estate and technology in general. Thank you for that Charles.

Hi Liz, Doubly glad I wrote the few words that caused you to look. As you know Wordless Wednesday and the other Photo days actually encourage no words so that readers can draw their own conclusions. When I realized I was trapped in the concave curve of his own lens (eye), I was delighted. Thanks for dropping over and leaving your comment. Very much appreciated.

Hi Mryl, Many thanks. Just lucky that the squirrel wanted what I had to offer, Food! Croutons from the people that were having a picnic next to where I was sitting. I saw their willingness to share and I took advantage. I recall being at the beach on many occasions and the squirrels have no problem coming on the blanket to share my lunch. So going in I knew how I would induce this picture. What I didn't expect was the exact angle that captured me in this squirrels eye. You can believe that I will look for other opportunities to see if I can make such a capture even more profound.

Hi Yvette and Dennis, Thank You so much. Always appreciate you coming by.

Hi Steve, Thank you very much and appreciate you dropping by.

Hi Konnie, Just Lucky. The Squirrel wanted  what I had , a crouton  and I was laying on the ground snapping photos already. He came over and took the crouton and moved off less than two feet and with the angle of his head, I was in total reflection in his eye. Snap- Got it.

Hi Steve, Thanks and I do appreciate you stopping by.

Hi Joan, I went over and saw Carol's spider. Impressive. I will go back and look though here posts as well and perhaps she other photos too. Thanks for the tip. I told her in my comment that you sent me over.

Retirement is not in my future. I have joked that I have to die while working. I have said this to a couple clients and they said they hope it wasn't on their watch, LOL.

Hi Marchel, The SLR camera. It was the day after I got the camera. This was taken with a 18-55 mm lens but I did not have the Polaroid filter at that time.