Added lights and a lantern to our backyard cabana, looks festive and provides plenty of light.

nikon d90

af 50mm 1.8 nikkor

backyard

Backyard firepit view

Backyard trees at my parent's house in Magnolia Wood, Baton Rouge at dusk. The fading light darkens the shapes of the trees to a nearly single pattern set against the graying yet still light sky.

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

Macro shot of backyard greenery.

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

The Four (sided) Tops...Sue's photo.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FjYWS3Enwk

The occasional butterfly visits my backyard

2022

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

Queensland, Australia

pre - grass and landscaping

The west side of the backyard has a large cherry tree. Cherries from the tree can be used to make cherry pies.

Anyone know what these are called?

Sorry for the blur. It was chilly, they were far away, and I didn't want to get a tripod and risk missing them or scaring them.

A little backyard photography with Karen and the kids.

Goji berry

Okay, Now what is this? Not the dead rabbit, the thing eating the rabbit.

Gryllidae

Backyard Beauties. May'09

backyard hike behind the farmhouse where I was staying.

Backyard Campout / 2017

Photographed: 2017 By: Marketa Ebert

Our Backyard