[Robert Apple]

Thanks Rob, glad I inspired thought.

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Thanks Elin

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Thanks for your comments Federico

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Thanks for your comments Belinda.

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[Robert Apple]

@patrickw-2 This grave yard was full of babies Patrick, This was at the ghost town of Gebo, in the bad lands , no telephone reception out there, no radio broadcasts, nothing to connect you with the outside world, we spent the day there. The loss of all these children was heavy on my mind when we left there, when we got back to a paved road I turned on the Radio and the first thing we heard was the news that Roe vs Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court. Could you imagine what these folks would have thought about that , it’s been 2 years and that moment returns to me every time I see these graveyard photos.

[Robert Apple]

Yep Rob, That’s spring in Wyoming.

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Now that opens a 35mm can of worms, that must sound confusing as the active surface area of a full frame sensor is 36x24mm , about 1.5 in, yet you can fit a 12 in ruler on it at full size because it’s an expanded mega pixel sensor, or you could say 1:1 is the same size on your screen as in real life , but what size screen, phone, monitor, ect, but a 4/3 sensor shoots at a 50% crop ratio or @ 200% magnification. Digest all that. Technically it is a image printed out at full resolution that is greater in size then the real life subject, That’s the only consistent rule of thumb in these times. As tilt compound sensors exist and ever increasing megapixels the old rules of film days are obsolete.

In film days if you had a 35 mm wide piece of film and you filled it with a photo from edge to edge of a subject that was 34mm in length, your shooting Macro.

Just shoot close ups of little tiny things and make them look big on your screen.

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Dahlia

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Thanks for your comments Beth

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Yes he’s a cutie , they are abundant in the Absoroka Range of Wyoming, we love watching them when we are up there. Nice Capture

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Thanks Belinda,
I quite like it as its my Backyard

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Thanks Dahlia

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Yeah , little basturd.

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Thanks Diane

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I was actually standing in front of the doorway to the camper when I took this, so yes it is our doorway Beth

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Thanks Dahlia

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Thanks Dahlia

[Robert Apple]

Gotcha Rob

[Robert Apple]

Thanks Diane

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