Signs posted

Lately I have had my trusty iPhone Pro Max in my hand everywhere I go. I recently remember why I loved the feel of an actual “camera”, my Canon. The experience is night and day. The approach, totally different and satisfying too. So I decided that I will no longer deny myself and with camera in hand, get back out there a start “Snapping” 📸

Aerial view of a park showcasing a statue surrounded by trees.
Black and white camera icon with a circular design and shutter aperture blades.

Past and Present

Explore the world through my lens!

From my Canon EOS Rebel Sl1.

An individual capturing a photo with a Canon camera, wearing a gray hat and scarf, surrounded by bare trees.

Week 6

Oct 8, 2016

A yellow 'No Swimming' sign surrounded by greenery and trees, indicating swimming is prohibited in the area.

No means No!

Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

Feb 5, 2019

Sign for Interstate 75 and Interstate 85 in Georgia against a blue sky with clouds.

Two well traveled roads near Atlanta.

Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

Feb 16, 2019

A traffic sign displaying a speed limit of 15 MPH along with a mountain biking warning sign, set against a backdrop of trees in a wooded area.

I love to see bikers included.

Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

Oct 20, 2021

A yellow bicycle caution sign mounted on a tree, surrounded by greenery.

Yes bikes are allowed in the woods!

Illustration of vintage cameras arranged in a row, with some cameras featuring a lightbulb or cube on top.

Mar 15, 2026

Warning sign displaying 'Be Aware' with an alligator silhouette, placed near water.

Ok, remember that “No Swimming” sign? Yeah! I bet you do!

Hey, time to “Be Aware” of the warning signs!

Graphic illustration of several vintage cameras, some with light effects, arranged in a row.

2 Comments

  1. I enjoy using my “good camera” so much more than my phone one. Happy snapping!

    1. Author

      So good Sheila, we need to pick up of cameras more.

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