On the way to Corpus today I asked my dear sweet husband if he would stop if I asked him to so that I could try out the new lens...And guess what?
HE DID!!

He stopped at Bayside on our way...


Then after visiting our dear sweet Grandson J.J. we took Michael to Whataburger on the Corpus Christi Bayfront for lunch...
This child, this dear sweet child...NEVER shut up the whole time we were gone...Sheesh...Chatter box is what he is and I love it!! He's very entertaining and just a wee bit annoying but how can you NOT love that face and those sparkling eyes?????
Below was the view from the Whataburger of Corpus Christi's Bayfront Marina. It was raining and not too nice outside...

Then we were coming across the bridge and I took two photos of the USS Lexington and combined them in photoshop for one whole photo...Not bad...I am going to see if I can print it off on a 13x19" photo paper for Michael...He loves the Lex!

Fred stopped at Indian Point and let me get some more photos...He was so patient today...but then he also gave me time limits of 5 minutes, ugh!!
I thought the sign above was interesting, I noticed it while were stopped at Indian Point...I love history and did not know this historical fact!

This (above and below) were the main reasons I wanted to stop at Indian point...On the way to Corpus I saw Rosetta Spoonbills and they were still there this afternoon...Yea!! I was experimenting with the camera and lens...I have made a note that I do NEED to use the tripod!! Now if I had only had time to set it up...But there is no color distortion and that makes me very happy...I just love Rosetta's!

As we were coming back through bayside a cold front swept through...I wanted to get photos of the frontline as I thought it was very ominous looking...
I really enjoyed myself today...Meeting one of our New Grandsons and being able to take a few nature photos along the way...Thank you Fred for a good day and also for stopping and being patient with me...5 minutes here and there is better than nothing :o)

Then we were coming across the bridge and I took two photos of the USS Lexington and combined them in photoshop for one whole photo...Not bad...I am going to see if I can print it off on a 13x19" photo paper for Michael...He loves the Lex!

Fred stopped at Indian Point and let me get some more photos...He was so patient today...but then he also gave me time limits of 5 minutes, ugh!!
I thought the sign above was interesting, I noticed it while were stopped at Indian Point...I love history and did not know this historical fact!
This (above and below) were the main reasons I wanted to stop at Indian point...On the way to Corpus I saw Rosetta Spoonbills and they were still there this afternoon...Yea!! I was experimenting with the camera and lens...I have made a note that I do NEED to use the tripod!! Now if I had only had time to set it up...But there is no color distortion and that makes me very happy...I just love Rosetta's!

As we were coming back through bayside a cold front swept through...I wanted to get photos of the frontline as I thought it was very ominous looking...
I really enjoyed myself today...Meeting one of our New Grandsons and being able to take a few nature photos along the way...Thank you Fred for a good day and also for stopping and being patient with me...5 minutes here and there is better than nothing :o)




















