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As the morning mist settles along the creek-bottom pasture, the silhouettes of the cows in dim light amble over to see what I’m doing. As a small amount of new day light begins to make the aging silo shine, with the moisture sparkling on the wet grass, all is well with the world in the valley.
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Its Windy Outside, Red Maple Leaves Are Ready to Fall .....
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"Falling Waters"
Week 25
This week's challenge was "blur." My first thought with this challenge was blurred water and I haven't been to a waterfall in awhile. So I took the family hiking to a waterfall nearby. I didn't spend as much time there as I would've by myself to get a perfect composition, and the log on the side bothers me. But, as I have to do frequently with 52frames, I'm embracing imperfection.
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I took this one this past fall at Flushing Meadow Park by the lake. I went vertical panoroma style to eliminate some of the un-wanted subjects around the sides of the photo.This is an HDR image done in Photomatix. My thanks to all in advance for your comments :-)
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Fall colors are here, so get them while you can...this was the view on a country road near Durango, CO, in October 2011.
We enlarged our garden last fall in preparation for a food-growing frenzy this summer. I can't wait! We have plans for all kinds of trellises and veggies we've never grown before.
We took this photo for a magazine article about us and our lifestyle that never ran. I am kind of cranky about the whole thing, as I did a bunch of work for it and then the person at the magazine has ignored my inquiries since November. So, here's the photo. Poop on them. :)
Falling from cloud 9
Crashing from the high
I'm letting go tonight
(Yeah I'm) Falling from cloud 9
Wide awake ~Katy Perry
a bit of a work in progress... would like to do a better job of blending some of this.... meanwhile... enjoy!
Entry in photo challenge Orange By Motorola Trees Foliage Autumn Colors EyeEm Best Shots - Autumn / Fall Fall Colors IPhoneography Orange Nature EyeEm Best Shots - Trees
Fall, Maple, tree, leaves, trunk, fall colors. I particularly like that the rich colors actually glow on the tree trunks.
Well, I have to continue mveaches story from yesterday. After disappointment (neither of us getting "the" shot"), I decided that we should try a couple of other quick and easy falls in the area. So...since Falling Water Creek was much lower in waterfall than the near flood stage I shot it in last time, I was able to get some rather different shots. I decided I like the cascade in the foreground and the falls in the background. The only problem is...that you think the falls is tiny (it's 12 feet I believe).
We occasionally travel a secondary road on the way to the lake and have been watching the progress of this foal. Amazing how fast it's grown but still very close to the mare.
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Is it Fall or just the heat/drought ?
My Japanese Maple tree leaves are turning a little early. It's beautiful, but not natural.
Sierra Club Daily Ray of Hope selection, 7/29/2013.
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One more shot of Falling Water Falls, taken a few weeks ago on my first trip up to Richland Creek. Falling Water Falls are a neat 10-foot waterfall along Falling Water Creek, in the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas.
I LOVE this photo for one simple reason. I take soooooooo many photos of my niece. She hates smiling photos. HATES them. She will almost never smile. However, tonight we were taking the fall installment of her senior photos. I had her lay on the sidewalk, downtown, in a pile of leaves. There was a stop light right by us, and a car pulled up. These guys started asking if she was okay, and joking around with her. They were cracking her up. I guess we did look a bit weird, but the result was perfect. I got a genuine, beautiful smile.....one that even got her stamp of approval.
Oh, yeah, and it fits into the SYWBPP lottery theme. Yay!!