16 October 2005

This post brought to you by the letter "S" and the number "2"

So yes, the rain did finally stop on Saturday. We were treated to a few brief moments of sunshine and much wind which resulted in a gorgeously clear sky.

Today was sunny and beautiful until we decided to go for a walk but at least it didn't rain anymore. We decided to walk down to the Connecticut River to see what changes a week's worth of rain had made to the landscape.

This picture was taken by Jay in June:



These pictures were taken this afternoon:







I don't know if you can really tell the difference from these pictures. So I added an arrow to the second picture to show where Jay was standing when he visited the river in June. Jay said that it definitely looked more Mississippi-like today.

The new pictures were taken with Jay's new Canon S2 superzoom camera. How much zoom does it take to be considered superzoom?

Compare:


(Uncropped Titmouse photo taken with my SD200 zoomed in all the way.)


(Uncropped Titmouse photo taken with the S2 zoomed in all the way.)

Isn't technology grand?

1 Comments:

At October 17, 2005 1:05 PM, Blogger Wendy said...

That is just a whole lot of rain. It is kind of hard to tell the difference on the far shore, but you can really see how much higher the water is on the near shore.

 

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