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These are the steps from the cellar to the backyard, where everybody is carrying their bikes an trash. Temperature is above freezing, it's been wet all the time, so the weed starts growing even in January.
Here's the Farmer, claiming that it was his idea alone.
Toy Project Day 565
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My backyard male Eastern Bluebird checking out the nestbox. This nest site has produced over 100 new bluebirds. I keep a journal that shows when every nest was built, egg was laid, hatched and fledged. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This critter is enjoying a picnic lunch in my backyard. If she invites a few friends I might consider selling the lawn tractor!
My wife was watering plants in our backyard. She doesn't like her picture taken, so I shot this photo of her hair and green hair scrunchie.
Polaroid Flip
Polaroid 600 Reclaimed Green Film
Or crabapple tree ghosts? My backyard is definitely haunted though! So I sent this spooky instant off to @iamina as part of @jenbroideroid ‘s Polaroid Global Exchange. Can’t wait for the next one!
(Trying the Flip again. This is my 2nd pack in it.)
I'm definitely not a video guy, but I figured that if tropical fish can lower your blood pressure, this has to do somebody some good... Some recent visitors to the baths, backyard Olympia.
Etta
Daily Dog Challenge: Time for ... a chase in the backyard. They don't do it as much these days. Kahn will be 9 in 2 weeks & Etta will be 8 in November.
With Covid 19 restricting our getting out and about, it is amazing how many photographic opportunities there are in your backyard.
One view of my backyard with the Orton effect.
I am so lucky to have these and more beautiful blooming trees and shrubs in my yard, I could not stop taking pics at all angles.
Thanks for stopping by!
I find the dragonfly a fascinating portrait subject....with those out of the world eyes and those magical wings.
This is a handheld shot taken with a Nikon D80 coupled with a Nikkor 18-200mm VR lens.....
There's a pair of quail that we occasionally see in our back yard. We don't see them often and are surprised they are down here, when we mostly see them much higher up on a hill near us. On the day I captured this photo, the two quail were running along the backyard fence and hopped from there onto the cherry tree. Then, they just stayed there and let me watch them. Hoping they'd still be around, I went in to get my Sony a9ii and 200-600mm lens for a few handheld shots.
In this shot, it looks almost like she is smiling at me.
Copyright Rebecca L. Latson, all rights reserved.
Kamera: Leica IIIc (1946) IIIf upgraded
Linse: Leica Summar 50mm f/2 (1937)
Film: Rollei Ortho 25 Plus
Kjemi: Rodinal (1:25 / 4 min. @ 20°C)
Backyards are rarely pretty but the Berkshire sky often is...
A more elaborate take on the previous shot
I was on my way to my compost bin this afternoon and noticed this huge, majestic red-tailed hawk sitting on a garden structure in our backyard. This is one of two hawks that regularly patrol our neighborhood. There is no shortage of food for them as there are gray squirrels everywhere, constantly raiding my bird feeders. Backyard bird.