The arm of this cactus was leaning sideways to post for my photo. In the top right of the picture are some blossoms on the tip of another arm. The remainder of the flowers are from a hedge of oleanders on the other side of the wall.
We will take a closer study of these flowers in my posts during the next few days.
This week we have photos illustrating the industry of Egyptian people and civilization posted on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
5 comments:
This is a rare opportunity to see saguaro blossoms at eye level.
Oh that's gorgeous! Never seen this.
These are amazing. They look like huge daisies pasted onto a huge cactus.
Very nice with this kind of light!
A satellite digital video recorder, or DVR, captures a satellite TV signal for storage on the internal hard drive and playback to a connected television. The signal passes through a coaxial cable connection to the DVR. Hooking up a security camera enables you to record an area under surveillance to the DVR, or simply monitor an area on a TV connected to the DVR without recording. Use a pair of coaxial cables with threaded RF couplers on the ends.
Items you will need
2 coaxial cables
TV or video monitor
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Step 1
Switch off the security camera, DVR and TV or monitor.
Step 2
Push on the connector at one end of a cable onto the camera's output port, which is usually on the back edge. Twist the metal ring on the cable clockwise to hold it on the camera.
Step 3
Attach the other end to the input on the rear panel of your DVR.
Step 4
Connect the second cable from the DVR's output to the RF input on the television set or monitor.
Step 5
Turn on the power for the three components and tune the DVR to channel three or four, depending on the camera model.
Step 6
Watch the monitor or TV to view the area under surveillance from the camera, or record video by pressing the DVR's record button.
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