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BACKyards Series
Often the facades are maintained and the care erases the soul and the history of the houses and their inhabitants.. maybe the truth lives in the back yards?
BACKyards Series
Often the facades are maintained and the care erases the soul and the history of the houses and their inhabitants.. maybe the truth lives in the back yards?
BACKyards Series
Often the facades are maintained and the care erases the soul and the history of the houses and their inhabitants.. maybe the truth lives in the back yards?
digital 2022
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Sometimes when you go out looking for beauty, you don't have to go further than your own backyard. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak in my yard <3
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I made this for an autumn shot of the backyard. As you can see the fire pit and the picnic table hasn’t been used in a while. Maybe when my friend comes up this winter, we can go out and sit by the fire under down blanket’s of course! I’m slowly getting ready for my company. No major disasters today so far, it’s our 22 Anniversary and I need to run and fix him dinner, I have a lot of prep to do.
No backyard bird series of mine would be without a Pine Siskin, which is regular visitor to my yard.
An overcast sky made for soft light, and a scene whose contrast range can be handled by a digital camera.
The background are spruce trees two lots away. I like the dark green, that along with the light almost making it appear as if it was captured deep in the woods.
My wife is the gardener in the family and and she can tell you the name of every plant, where it's located, and what color the flowers are - except perhaps, the tulips. Every spring we have a bit of a backyard mystery where you never quite know what's going to come up. We attribute it to local black squirrels, which seem to have a taste for the bulbs and will often dig them up to eat or bury them in a spot more to their liking.
These two were definitely not planted together but seemed to evade the shadows and catch the late afternoon sun.
Playing with these backyard Tulips made me realize it was the periodic wind that was spoiling the detail. It was then I decided to slow things down and let the wind do the work. The more fluid nature of my subject dancing in the wind, was then revealed.