piperknitsRN
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Susan: Don't have any neosporin but I'll probably go to the store and get some... although frankly, I think I was upset for no reason; I can't see the mark any more and his ear looks ok--no tears, rips or punctures.
I'm so glad you like the pictures. Mine has a bunch of settings on it (it's on the older side) but I find plain old "Auto" mode works for me. Like I said, I just point and click. The shutter speed is a little on the slow side and I often don't get the shot I want, though, especially with quick moving, lithe bunnies.
SOOOSKA wrote:
I'm so glad you like the pictures. Mine has a bunch of settings on it (it's on the older side) but I find plain old "Auto" mode works for me. Like I said, I just point and click. The shutter speed is a little on the slow side and I often don't get the shot I want, though, especially with quick moving, lithe bunnies.
SOOOSKA wrote:
Love the pictures. Your photography skills are quite good. I have this fancy camera that i bought last Xmas. OMG I haven't a clue how to use 90% of the settings.
I know what your saying about the red eye. My Bridge bunny Buttecup also had lovely red eyes but many of his pictures he looked like he had Satan Eyes.
Do you have Polysporun just the regular one not the pain one) i'd put a bit on the ear if that eas me. Or Bag Balm if you have that.
Susan
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