Showing posts with label Queen Anne's Lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queen Anne's Lace. Show all posts

Friday, September 2, 2011

All in a Morning's Work











I set out this morning to see if I could capture a few deer images. I grabbed my camera and telephoto as I walked out the door. I forgot my tripod which I could kick myself for now as a number of my images aren't as sharp as they should be and so will end up in th trash. After dropping off Annika I went back to one of my old haunts for deer and found quite a few bucks there. It was a challenge as they were all in mixed lighting with a lot of distracting elements in the backgrounds. If I had my tripod I would have been more mobile. As it was I had to keep moving my truck here and there to try and get the best positions possible. The deer have just lost their velvet and it was hanging down on a few of them. The acorns have started dropping so they had those to eat in plentiful supply to bulk up on for the rut and the winter ahead.
After leaving the bucks I stopped by Lake Emily and photographed some Queen Anne's Lace and one lone lizard who had just come out onto the rocks to warm themselves. I also got one image of some cattails with the lakes reflection in the backfround. It was an awesome way to start off today.

God's light and precious love to all,

chris

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Thunderheads and Lace




Not much time for photography today. This afternoon when I was taking Annika to a friends house I stopped and took a panoramic image of some thunderheads starting to build up over the Mendocino Mountain Range east of Willits. On the way back I created a few portraits of some willing "Queen Anne's Lace".

God's precious light and love to all,

chris

Friday, September 3, 2010

Domestic Day


I spent today working on domestic chores around the house. There wasn't really any time for camera work though I have a few images planned that I really want to take. I took a little time this evening to work on an image that I took along highway 101 at the end of spring. It's of some wildflowers. Some Farewell to Spring flowers and a couple of Queen Anne's Lace. The results are very pleasing to the eye.

God's blessings to all,

chris