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Since I'm too busy to go out shooting, I'm perusing the archives again...what the hell happened to me being retired?!
I've stopped at this spot down the road from me to shoot for a few years now. I used to be able to see where a house once stood on this property and there are flowering shrubs that are now growing wild.
A couple of years back, it had a for sale sign up, but it didn't stay up for long. Now I'm noticing signs that someone is keeping it bushhogged and have removed the old pillars and steps that showed where a house once stood.
I fear that some day soon I will go to shoot the pond and there will signs of new construction and, perhaps, barriers to access.
That will be a sad day for me.
Not the first time Phil and I have shot this rustic looking bridge in the New Forest. Really noticing the woodland areas totally muted of colour as we get closer to the end of another long winter. Will be great to see some colour emerging at the start of spring. Lit with the Back Light Scanner and a few rgb panel lights.
There seems to be more Dragonflies this Spring than normal, but this guy was the first to let me get close enough for a shot. It just doesn't feel like it's really Spring until you get your mandatory Dragon shot...*+^
Taken at the Red Stick Farmer's Market...I didn't notice exactly what these 'greens' really are, or why they were so multi-colored, but how could I pass this up!
I just had to post this missed opportunity from a visit to Houmas House Plantation this summer of 2017. I really should have walked back out to the parking lot and got my tripod, or at least shot this at a much higher iso. But it was sooooo hot outside... :(
WORK WEEK!!!...(=P
Actually a sunSET, taken at our second Baton Rouge FlickrMeet. That's the Mississippi River Bridge in the background.
I have a couple of these on my property, but it's more fun to find one deep in the woods. I posted both of these shots, because they look so different, but are from the same tree.
I had to work yesterday, but at least it made me get up early enough to see this gorgeous sunrise on the way to work!!!!
What this photo doesn't show is all the danged 'skeeters' flying around and in and out of my ears... ;)
I didn't take many shots last year, but I have a few that I need to upload, so bear with me. Most are just random nature shots that I want to keep a record of.
Years ago, I gave up on mowing this boggy area of my yard. When I dug up some invasive yellow irises from my flower beds, I threw (not planted) them back here. Where I put them was out of frame and to the right.
Now, it seems, they are taking over the area and choking the weeds out. It's one of my favorite parts of the yard, especially in the Spring!
AND...I no longer have to mow it... :)
Another photo of...wait for it...Bruin Lake! I didn't mention it before, but Bruin Lake is a horse shoe lake formed when it separated from the Mississippi River. In other words, it used to be a part of the river.
Just so's you'll know... :)
Sorry I haven't been around much. Flickr isn't working for me most of the time, and when it does, it doesn't last long.
I figured I'd post a last shot, till after this hurricane passes through. They're saying to expect 15 to 20 inches of rain, and moderate winds. More than likely, we'll lose power for a while. Life in Louisiana is never dull...
Most everything in the yard has been knocked down by recent freezes, but to my surprise, this daylilly was blooming yesterday!!!!
A very happy red rose just after sunset last night, the soft blue hour complemented the redness of the flower.
...and grey sky ...the medieval ruin of the castle in Kallmuenz (Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, Europe, Earth)
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