Thanks for starting the Daily, MFI. Those blossoms are indeed lovely; the colors are gorgeous against the dull grays and tans of the dead grass.
Hi damar; I hope you are continuing to feel better. Covered bridges are always worth shooting. I like the composition; the lines of the bridge and supports, the strong pattern of shadows, and the branches and leaves overhead.
I've taken few photos recently, certainly none worth sharing. So I again returned to March of 2005 (which was a very good month for me as far as yielding photos that I thought were pretty good.)
Here''s a handsome Canada Goose; preening after emerging from the pond at a local park (I like catching birds in unusual postures.)
Thanks for the nice response to the water drops shot I posted yesterday. To answer someone's question - although I sometimes carried a spray bottle of water, I think the droplets in that particular photo (taken five paces from my front door) were natural.
Hi damar; I hope you are continuing to feel better. Covered bridges are always worth shooting. I like the composition; the lines of the bridge and supports, the strong pattern of shadows, and the branches and leaves overhead.
I've taken few photos recently, certainly none worth sharing. So I again returned to March of 2005 (which was a very good month for me as far as yielding photos that I thought were pretty good.)
Here''s a handsome Canada Goose; preening after emerging from the pond at a local park (I like catching birds in unusual postures.)
Thanks for the nice response to the water drops shot I posted yesterday. To answer someone's question - although I sometimes carried a spray bottle of water, I think the droplets in that particular photo (taken five paces from my front door) were natural.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5
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