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Kwanzan Cherry Tree by Nancy Lundebjerg on 500px

Sometimes, I hold my camera like a point and shoot.  Oh, wait, this is a confession.  I confess -- that should be MOST of the time.  In other words, I've pretty much divorced my electronic viewfinder (EVF).  There are definitely times when I do use my EVF (like when I'm taking a picture in strong sunlight as in Sunny Morning Tulips ) but most times it's the LCD screen for me. There are three reasons for this.  One, I spend a lot of time during the week using my iPhone to take photos which has gotten me way more used to framing things on a screen.  Two, the screen articulates on my OMD EM5 -- no more kneeling, bending, or twisting to get the shot which is great (particularly for my knees).  Three, my "older" eyes just seem to do better with the screen. So, there you have it, I don't use the EVF all that much anymore.  And that's OK. Kwanzan Cherry Blossom Walk II, Central Park, NYC by Nancy Lundebjerg on 500px

My groceries arrived before 7:00 am this morning (insane, I know, but that way I'm not waiting all day for them) and so I headed out the door to see the Kwanzan Cherry Trees that are in full bloom along West side of the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. Glorious morning for an early morning walk amongst the blossoms. Kwanzan Cherry Blossom Walk, Central Park by Nancy Lundebjerg on 500px