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Backyard photography - a photo of our neighbor's bougainvillea poking over the fence. I just bought a couple of extension tubes and was looking for a subject to see what I could do with them.
I certainly will not claim to be the kind of person who enjoys getting up early, my bed is far too comfortable compared to going to work. Once in a great while, on a work day, I get up semi early, and on a whim, I did the other day, and when I popped open the work computer to deal with something before leaving, I decided to look at the train situation on the random rare chance something good was out and about. Boy was I in luck, working in Flint was an IC deathstar, one that I have shot several times in several different spots. That day was the day I got to work unbelievably early, not to be a good employee, but to foam out and look like a good employee at the same time. Making their way west with a big train, A491 crawls past a lovely fresh patch of wildflowers west of Swartz Creek.
My attempt at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Spiral".
Shot with a Noritsu "32 mm F 4" minilab lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Agapanthus study
An invasive but beautiful 'weed' in NZ.
It lines the roadsides in regions in the North Island.
Sorry for the long hiatus. I have not been posting pictures as my laptop died and I was away on a business trip. It is good to be back home.
I am so happy that Spring is finally here. Thank you for checking out my picture. I hope you like it. Please press L as this is best viewed in Light Box.
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In bits and pieces, Spring comes to us. Colors change. The light we enjoy daily changes too. Simple changes invite us to slow down and enjoy the miracle of the changing season. Otherwise, it will feel as if Spring happened overnight. Please take the time to enjoy the change as it appears. It’s so worth the effort:-)
Thanks for viewing my work. Stay safe and be kind. Mask up 😷 and enjoy your day.