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Bier garten – Florida style. I visited the empty garden in February of this year.
Though alone in the garden I could almost hear the Oom-pah band playing and glasses clanking with hearty shouts of prost!
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Kim
I’ve spent some time recently in various local grave yards.
Quiet time alone with my camera to reflect and consider the beauty of the architecture. Reflect on our past history and to remember lost souls.
1/250s – f/5.6 – ISO 100
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Kim
Macro photography is my favorite. In this photo I enjoy seeing all the details of the wings, the tiny particles of pollen and the furry hairy leg stuff – not the technical name.
What I really like though is the reflection. The sky with clouds and the outline of the trees.
1/160s – f 5.6 – ISO 1250
This week, I proudly launched the first of a line of photo note cards. Take a peek and let me know what you think.
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Kim
The horrible heat wave and drought we have been experiencing has been hard on our humming-bird population. I’ve needed to fill our feeders several times a day to keep up with the demand. I thought I would challenge myself to snap a shot as they came for a last call before resting for the night.
Oddly enough, the hummers didn’t seem to mind the flash from the camera.
I’m not particularly good with night photography and especially moving objects in the dark. However, for my first effort, I’ll take it.
1/60s – f5.6 – ISO 400
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I’m not sure that a summer vacation is attainable this year. I’m re-living my last vacation vicariously through my photos.
I stood on the golf course, camera in hand ready to snap a photo of an alligator that I was stalking. I heard woosh, woosh,woosh looked up and saw this Osprey circling above my head. Photo taken February 2012, Cape Coral, Florida.
1/1600s – f/5.6 – ISO 640
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Kim
