An owl, so majestic, such beautiful animals

First images with my new TTV - Kodak Duaflex

The lens is much cleaner than my Starflex - I think I like the grime of the Starflex better actually!

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Taking pictures of things in the backyard. Its a hazy day.

Backyard

The lot is about a fifth of an acre.

Helios 44M-6 58/2

Backyard Campout / 2017

Photographed: 2017 By: Marketa Ebert

it all started with some simple pruning...

Big, sunny warm backyard shared with our downstairs neighbors.

backyard.

Manga Larga, Dominican Republic.

October 2010.

MKD Photography

Boston Wedding Photographers

Real Wedding

Elegant Backyard Wedding

July 4th Wedding

I'm not sure if it would be nice to have a backyard that runs along a drainage spillway, even if it would be populated by ducks. I imagine the ducks can be noisy

Flowers in our Backyard

Chandler, Arizona

May 12, 2012

Shot with my Nikon D5000 with a Nikkor 55-200mm Telephoto lens.

Ladybird resting on potato plants

Backyard

sunset in billerica

Snow falling in the backyard, February 2005.

Backyard Yellow-throated Warbler.

Hendrix & I had a wonderful Friday hanging out in Encinitas with Chris & Mike. We hung out in Chris's parents beautiful, eclectic, hodge-podge of an amazing garden at their house, it's so wonderful, there are fun surprises hiding around every corner.

Our day involved bubble blowing, strawberry picking, turtle feeding and Mexican food eating, it pretty much perfect.

So enjoy the pictures and have yourself a virtual garden tour!

Lamium amplexicaule Even the weeds look interesting when they're dressed in frost

Backyard birds from brief morning stand visit.

Saw three.

Pics of a neighborhood juvie Cooper's Hawk that terrorizes the neighbor (and the backyard) birds. Almost everyday, even though I don't see him (or her), I hear the local alarms going off (Blue Jays).

backyard birds

What a great end of the day. First Swallowtail Kites when leaving Gatorland.

Then a Barn Owl flying 10 ft above my head and finally a Great Horned Owl right in my Backyard. Turned out quite well - considering that I had to guesstimate the focus and was shooting ISO 1600 handheld at 600mm f8 with +3 EV and the Flash to max...

Backyard Cricket Action