@hardaker@fosstodon.org
If a photographer and a computer scientist had a tug-of-war it would look like my brain.
Computer Scientist for the Information Sciences Institute. Member of the Internet Architecture Board and the ICANN Board. Creator of Net-SNMP. DNS Root Server Operator. Photographer of the pretty, the wild and the small. Ex photography teacher. Hiker.
@dnkrupinski Well... Yes. Because to be a good wildlife photographer you need to sometimes drive to where they are, because they won't come to where I live. Then you need to show up a **lot** because you still only have a fraction of a chance of seeing something like a bobcat. (granted I also saw probably 20 rabbits and 10-15 deer too). Fortunately, I knew where some occasionally hung around about 20 minutes away.
But you're right, a better closing line might have been "PUT ON YOUR BOOTS".
My self-conversation at 05:15
Wise self: You should go hiking
Lazy self: Nah, it looks cold, dark and foggy
Wise self: You should go hiking
Lazy self: Well, ok... but lets not carry the big camera
Wise self: You might miss something important
Lazy self: But my shoulder hurts
Wise self: GET IN THE CAR
Always listen to your wise self
#wildlife #wildlifeWednesday #nature #photography #photomonday #bobcat #sfba #marin
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