Friends who have visited my backyard over the past couple years.

Hasselblad 500 C/M

Zeiss Planar 80mm f2.8 C T*

(expired) Lucky 100 (SHD100)

[ELITE]+[Hp-UP]+[Ascorbic Acid],

15 mins @ 20C

Epson Perfection V500 via Silverfast

First attempt at using alt chemistry. Shot a bunch of boring junk just to have rolls to process.

Messed around with PH levels using "The Darkroom Cookbook" as a reference.

I love the fact that there appears to be no halation protection on this really cheap, thin film. Looks cool!

Backyard Campout / 2017

Photographed: 2017 By: Marketa Ebert

A little backyard photography with Karen and the kids.

A walk around the backyard, which is a mini Rainforest, after the recent heavy rainfall.

Queensland, Australia

Friends who have visited my backyard over the past couple years.

Light blue embroidery

We celebrated a significant event with our friends. Don't want to reveal too much.

Juvenile Cooper's hawk diving on the backyard tweeties. The Coop's and sharpies are loving my backyard this year.

The backyard. Home to all our critters.

Goji berry

backyard Bloomfield

backyard hike behind the farmhouse where I was staying.

One of several Nanday Parakeets that show up at the backyard feeders from time to time. Not a big fan of them..........

Just had a flock of 20 or more Robins flash through the backyard trees.

Lots of butterflies have started to visit the yard!

textures-Kim Klassen and Brenda Starr

The backyard is a winter wonderland with nearly 4 acres of fenced in forrest that is shared with one neighbor.

Sunday Romp in the backyard with the Dobermans

iNaturalist

Commenter ID'd as Braconidae on

BugGuide

Trent, Amy Waters, Trevor Martin

hut hut

Backyard morning glories

Backyard fun in summer 2014

4-15-20

accidental double exposure of the view from my bakyard

My son amazes me completely. This afternoon, he was driving me nuts, so i sent him to the backyard to play. He noticed that Carol's father had propped up our Rosemary tree. So Adolfo decided to do the same to my Lemon tree.

These photos are after the fact; he is explaining to us why he did what he did. I was cleaning up in the kitchen and carol was sorting laundry - Adolfo comes in from outside tracking wet and mud and says, "mama, come look what i did." Carol follows him and i started a moist towel to clean up his tracks.

Carol comes back inside, "Killy, come look at what your son did" Incredible. Just look at the knot. What is most amazing to me is that Carol's father just propped up the Rosemary with a wooden stick - he did nothing with rope and a stake (and a 2x4 for extra support!)

after the spike

Backyard Campout / 2017

Photographed: 2017 By: Marketa Ebert