Bush Walks, Waterfalls and Camera Lenses
18:31Mum passed me a birthday present. "Happy birthday," she said, giving me a huge hug.
I looked down at the big gold box on my lap. What could possibly be inside it? I undid the ribbon and pulled the lid off. Inside was a smaller, wrapped parcel.
"You can try it out on our bush walk," Mum suggested.
I nodded, too surprised and delighted to say a word.
Soon we were all munching on chicken and potato salad rolls. In between eating, I was taking a lot of photos.
"That was delicious," I sighed as we packed up the last remains of our lunch and set off down the track into the bush.
It wasn't a hard bush walk. Every so often there was a lookout from which you could see a waterfall.
There was a lot of opportunities to take photos and use my new lens. I was having a great time.
"Chalotte, can I get a photo of you?" I snapped yet another photo. We were almost back at the picnic tables.
"Let's have some afternoon tea before we set off home."
That evening, Mum and I were talking. "That was the best birthday ever!"
"I thought you said that last year," Mum reminded me.
"Each one is better than the last," I grinned. "Thank you so much for the new lens. It's really amazing!'
Mum looked almost as happy as me, if that'spossible. "I'm glad you like it."
Have you ever seen a waterfall? Do you own a 50mm lens? What is your favourite lens?
2 Comments
Your photos are looking so wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI bought a 50mm recently, it's wonderful and I love the "bokeh" it gives to the backgrounds of photos.
I saw a waterfall recently at the Grampians but it was more like a trickle. Not enough rain. There are some beautiful falls in the Otways though, and we go there sometimes.
It sounds like you have a great birthday! Does that mean you're 15 now? My oldest just turned 15 on Monday :)
Thanks you!
DeleteThe bokeh was the first thing I noticed about the lens. It's a lovely effect.
I'm 14. You're oldest must share a birthday with me!