A Trip to the Forest

[Robert Apple]

Had way to much fencing equipment to leave room for a camera so put the Coolpix AW100 in me pocket

[Retired Grunt]

A bunch of great shots!

[Robert Apple]

Thanks RG

[Tersha]

Great set Robert, the Coolpix worked well. My favs are the white flower(?), the one under it and the cobweb … and of course the dog pics.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Diane, I almost sold that camera, Im glad I didn’t, It’s Waterproof too, as in you can shoot underwater with it.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Well worth taking with you mate. I think the older I get the more I agree that the camera just doesn’t matter. It’s the person behind it.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Rob.

[John Dailey]

[Hank Popik]

had to look twice a pair of pups,

I always like to photograph fuzzy things on trees

Very Nice

 

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Hank.

[John Dailey]

These are GREAT, Robert!

I had several different Coolpix over the years… The twisting 990 and the S4000 (where one could add handwritten notes to photos) were my favorites. I gave all of my “antique media devices” to a communication technology museum years ago. It is either my “big camera” or my iPhone now.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks John , I still have almost every camera I’ve ever owned, and I still get them out and use them all from time to time. I’ve considered get rid of them multiple times, but I feel like mastering the old cameras and squeezing the best out of them, makes me better with the newer high tech ones.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Yeah, I don’t really get rid of my gear either, but I have to say I’m kind of like John in that the only two I really actively shoot on are either my iPhone or my D810. I have a GX8 but I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with it and I don’t like taking it out in most occasions unless I’ve got some type of space issue

[Robert Apple]

I have a couple that run on AA batteries.

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