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Snow is everywhere, on trees, cars and backyards of the homes across the street. Even the white truck in front has snow on it, but barely visible.
Now that I'm leaving south Florida, I'm trying to say goodbye to the things about this place that I love (there are many).
I will miss the view from the back yard from our pretty little condo, and the incredible blue skies with the puffy white clouds. Even if Forbes just rated Miami America's Most Miserable City, I think it's a really beautiful place.
The Holly Bushes are covered in a blanket of snow since our last winter storm. I like the look, as long as I don't have to drive in it!
With the temperatures rising in Sydney today, the bees are feeling the heat. I think they are preparing to swarm.
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
It's always a good day when moose show up in our yard. We've had bulls, cows, cow with calf, cow with two calves and even a calf by itself. Some moose are return visitors, this is one of them. She has one back leg that is really skinny and boney and her back hips are deformed a little bit. Another cow we have that visits us often has a long scar across her back.
The animals know they are safe here. They have bedded down and slept in the tall brush and spend days at a time on our property. Often times, we find moose nuggest left in appreciation for letting them stay in our yard.
The flowers are blooming and they are colorful. I decided to try a collage. Flowers sure make your spirits high. We could use some cheering up these days..Stay safe out there! thank you for stopping by!
This photo is literally a flower in the backyard of the townhouse that we used to rent out. It was taken in June of 2021. I can't remember why I was wandering back there, as there isn't much except for weeds and blackberry bushes. Regardless, I saw these tiny little flowers and loved the texture on them. I grabbed my camera gear and started shooting. I think I took a few thousand photos of these little guys but all of them were pretty boring. For some unknown reason I decided to place my camera in the middle of a tall set of weeds and shoot through them. Viola! This gave me the bokeh, the texture, and the isolation that I wanted. Of course, I took a focus stack and this one ended up being about 39 photos from the front of the pedals to the back of them. Just another simple flower photo so I hope you enjoy!
I looked out of the kitchen window this morning here in northeastern Colorado and watched this red-tailed hawk try out different perches on the dock in our backyard.
This guy came into the backyard yesterday. I went out to make sure the deer could find it's way back over the fence. Instead he started following me around. Had to finally make enough noise for him to leave. Then hung out in the green belt, munching away for about 20 minutes. Before he left, I told him to watch out for the local Cougar.
Three exposures with light-painting from my headlamp, 4 hours of thirty second exposures with my Canon Fisheye 8-15mm f/4L. Processed using StarStax software. The corn adds a nice touch in my back yard. #heavenonearth visit me on the web www.johnbeatty.photos