Bob W wrote:
Good luck with the second knee in November - I wouldn't be
surprised if
that is in the future.
If you look closely at a calendar - almost any will do - you'll find
that November is indeed in the future.
I got a calendar in the TARDIS - I'll take a look...
- MCC
While I
Mark Cassino wrote:
Bob Shell wrote:
I have a set of knee pad thingies designed by a knee surgeon. They
are like the ones gardeners wear, but these have gel pads in them.
Very easy on the knees.
I tried carpenter knee pads but they ever made it out of the back-yard
testing phase. I
Mark Roberts wrote:
Time to hit the gym. Seriously. When I took up running, 13 years ago,
my knees were much *worse* than they are now. Fortunately, after nearly
trashing my knees during my first summer of running, I got good
training advice and started weight training - with emphasis on
Kenneth Waller wrote:
I may ask my Dr. about other options
May I interest you in a TKR (total knee replacement)?
I just scheduled my second replacement for early November - the only way to
fly.
My problem was/is lack of cartilage in the joint. The first replacement
(right knee), was
May I interest you in a TKR (total knee replacement)?
I just scheduled my second replacement for early November -
the only way to
fly.
My problem was/is lack of cartilage in the joint. The first
replacement
(right knee), was done in March and is doing marvelously.
Good luck
At 06:17 AM 6/08/2007, Bob W wrote:
May I interest you in a TKR (total knee replacement)?
I just scheduled my second replacement for early November -
the only way to
fly.
My problem was/is lack of cartilage in the joint. The first
replacement
(right knee), was done in March
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Kenneth Waller wrote:
I may ask my Dr. about other options
May I interest you in a TKR (total knee replacement)?
I just scheduled my second replacement
Bob Shell wrote:
I have a set of knee pad thingies designed by a knee surgeon. They
are like the ones gardeners wear, but these have gel pads in them.
Very easy on the knees.
I tried carpenter knee pads but they ever made it out of the back-yard
testing phase. I may ask my Dr. about
marvelously.
Kenneth Waller
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Bob Shell wrote:
I have a set of knee pad thingies designed by a knee surgeon. They
are like the ones gardeners wear
Thanks, Mark,
On Jul 29, 2007, at 10:16 PM, Mark Cassino wrote:
Well, equipment helps - a 200mm macro, with the crop factor of the
K10D
or *ist-D, lets you shoot from 2.5 to 3 feet away - that's a huge help
vs a 100 mm macro which, of course, would require you to get twice as
close.
Aha!
Lovely shots as always.
On 7/29/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob Shell wrote:
Do you have any special secret for getting so close to dragonflies?
The ones around here are so skittish that I am never able to get
really close to them.
Well, equipment helps - a 200mm macro,
On 7/30/07, Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David J Brooks wrote:
Lovely shots as always.
On 7/29/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob Shell wrote:
Do you have any special secret for getting so close to dragonflies?
The ones around here are so skittish that I am
David J Brooks wrote:
Lovely shots as always.
On 7/29/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bob Shell wrote:
Do you have any special secret for getting so close to dragonflies?
The ones around here are so skittish that I am never able to get
really close to them.
Well, equipment
Bob Shell wrote:
Aha! My macro is a 100 mm, so I have to get too close, or crop the
final photo too much. Obviously, I need a longer lens.
Har! For the guy who didn't intend to sell anything at Grandfather
Mountain, I probably provoked a bunch of 200mm macro sales.
That said, I always
Paul Stenquist wrote:
Fabulous. Great work. Thanks for sharing.
Paul
On Jul 29, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Mark Cassino wrote:
thanks, Paul - glad you liked them. It was a fun day.
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Yesterday Bill Sawyer came over to this side of the state, and we
visited the Allegan Forest - a 50,000 acre public game area - looking
for the rare Karner Blue butterfly.
No luck with the Karners - we may have missed them for this year. But we
did tour several areas of the 'forest' (which is
On Jul 29, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Mark Cassino wrote:
A few bug shots - mostly dragonflies - from the day are here:
http://www.markcassino.com/galleries/stream/stream08.htm
The last shot is a found composition from the Valley of Shot Up
Appliances...
Do you have any special secret for getting
Nice bug shots. Nice collection of brass...
Mark Cassino wrote:
Yesterday Bill Sawyer came over to this side of the state, and we
visited the Allegan Forest - a 50,000 acre public game area - looking
for the rare Karner Blue butterfly.
No luck with the Karners - we may have missed them
Bob Shell wrote:
Do you have any special secret for getting so close to dragonflies?
The ones around here are so skittish that I am never able to get
really close to them.
Well, equipment helps - a 200mm macro, with the crop factor of the K10D
or *ist-D, lets you shoot from 2.5 to 3
Fabulous. Great work. Thanks for sharing.
Paul
On Jul 29, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Mark Cassino wrote:
Yesterday Bill Sawyer came over to this side of the state, and we
visited the Allegan Forest - a 50,000 acre public game area - looking
for the rare Karner Blue butterfly.
No luck with the Karners
One footnote to dragonfly shooting: Like most of us, they slow down
late in the day. I've seen them perch for ten minutes or more in late
afternoon. That's when you nail them:-).
Paul
On Jul 29, 2007, at 10:16 PM, Mark Cassino wrote:
Bob Shell wrote:
Do you have any special secret for
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