But I digress.
Today it’s all about photos. Here are some random shots that I gathered from various folders on my computer. I hope you enjoy some of them.
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| Sitting proudly on top of the world...er...tree... |
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| Roses we spotted on one of our sunset walks around the neighbourhood. |
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| Along country roads. |
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| A bridge over troubled water. |
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| An abandoned barn. |
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| Where does this door lead to? Open it and find out... |
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| Chained down. |
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| Why you should look first before planting your butt down on a rock to take photos. |
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| Reaching over to grab a snack. |
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| Lots and lots of rust. |
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| Tranquility by the water. |
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| Bottoms up! Literally... |
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| Still water. |
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| A goose that is far from being camera shy. |
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| One of the many birdhouses in Birdhouse City (in Prince Edward County). I'll create a post in the future to share photos of many other original creations. |
How’s your weather these days?
The barns are so cool. And, you are a professional photographer right?
ReplyDeleteJust an amateur, of course. It's my favourite hobby. Keeps me sane in this maddening world! LOL...
DeleteMy fav is the chain...but then, all of them are good!
ReplyDeleteI love rusty things. They are very appealing, and I never pass up photographing them!
DeleteDo the birds who live in the Casablanca bird house always whistle "A kiss is just a kiss"? Play it again, Sam!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha.... I bet they do!
DeleteNICE! Your photographic eye is very 'fine-tuned- Martha. These are all gallery worthy.
ReplyDeleteThat swan's neck/head photo made me stop.
Thanks for that, Jim! That's really kind coming from another photography addict!
DeleteWow! Love these, Martha!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Francie!
DeleteI love how close you get to nature's creatures. Plus the greens in that tranquil boat scene make for a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
I enjoy photographing animals. They are one of my favourite photo subjects.
DeleteI love the bridge and water
ReplyDeleteOne of the coolest ones I've run across!
Deletebeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine!
Deletewe fried an egg on the footpath once, it worked too.
ReplyDeleteLoves photos, i love the chains all rusted up and the abandoned barn x
That is funny! So, it works!
DeleteHave I told you that your photos inspire my art? your Lilium 'Royal Sunset' photograph had me going. Your photos are just stunning Martha. They have so much life to them.
ReplyDeleteAna, thank you. This is a very beautiful comment, and I really appreciate what you are saying. I am also extremely touched that my photos inspire you. What a great feeling that is!
DeleteHey Martha!
ReplyDeleteI liked the one on the boat on the water! I want to paint it! (Like I can paint, right.)
Our weather has been strange, a very rainy summer so far, and July will be over before you know it.
You might have had hotter weather than we have had, that doesn't seem right, does it?
No, it doesn't seem right! But I'd be happy to switch winter with you, as well! :)
DeleteI'm not complaining because the weather is MUCH better than last year when it was very hot and dry for weeks on end!
What i like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever and impossible to reproduce!!
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the best things about it. Then you can look at the photos and remember those moments.
DeleteA simple photo of a door can be so interesting. I haven't taken any in a while so I should go in search of doors. Nice photo dump!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right; simple things sometimes make the best photographs. Doors and windows can be very interesting!
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