Hobbies

For November, we will be reading Anne Bronté's imperfect, but powerful, novel The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

The Chelsea Book Club is an actual book club that meets once a month (or so) to discuss a book, but you are welcome to join our discussion on Splore.

http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

If you are an AmazonPrime member, you can watch the movie for free, but read the book first!

The Chelsea Book Club has chosen its July book: Moon Over Manifest by Clare Vanderpool.

You can check out our website here: http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

We are an actual book club that meets once a month, but you are welcome to read along with us and join the discussion on Splore.

I've had lots of point and shoot digital cameras over the years. The resolution keeps getting higher, and the features more sophisticated, so I'm struggling with the decision of what camera I should buy?

1 - Should I go with a standard point and shoot model, or opt towards a more advanced DSLR and get more serious about photography as a hobby.
2 - More to the point, I like the really small form factor of point and shoot models (easy to carry around, can take pictures just about anywhere you're at), yet I can see the advantage of a more sophisticated DSLR with interchangable lenses, ability to connect to my telescope, etc.
3 - Price - always a decision point.

Advice, experience, anyone?