Unlike my brother who has provincial colours for fresh water fishing, I'm not a fisherman. I don't have the patience for it. I would much rather go for a walk with my camera and find something interesting to photograph. Perhaps its the same thing, just different. Its the same with Geocaching. I can spend hours doing it while others see it as a waste of time because other than a smiley face on my geocache map and my name on the log sheet there is nothing to show for it. Different strokes for different folks I imagine. I did "catch" this angler on Port Elizabeth's Wildside recently. He makes for a nice subject on what would otherwise have been a very bland photograph without him.
Monday, January 13, 2014
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