As those of you who follow this blog, both of you, know I love Spring and the many photo ops it brings. Well this Spring has not produced very many flowering things like it did last year. So as I was walking about our place I was over joyed to find this tiny treasure. Enjoy!
I have had fun playing with photo basic effects on some of my photos lately. I have included the original this time for comparison. Enjoy!
Last year at this time I had many photo opportunities due to the very mild Winter we had. The mild Winter had Spring fooled into showing up three or so weeks ahead of its normal arrival time frame. Though this Winter was a moderate one, we do not have much blooming yet. So as I looked for something to post I found this one from last March. Enjoy!
I took the following photo at a Celtic Festival. I ask this young lady’s mother if I could take it and she said yes. I would not have otherwise but I think this is one of my best B&W captures. I was using the Bride’s Minolta X-370 35mm film camera.I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
This post is a re-blog of my very first post for Daffodil Hill Photography because today is a special day: Today is the One Year Anniversary of my blog Daffodil Hill Photography. This post is also the 250th post on this blog.
I believe I overshot my goal of ” just a picture or two or three once a week or so”. Last year was a very trying time personally for me and my Family and this blog, those who visited and who shared with me made the journey a little bit lighter and brighter. For that I want to say Thank You. Hopefully the next year will better for all of us. Till the next time remember to take the shot and always Enjoy!
The new blog is about my journey through pictures as a novice photographer. There will be some dialog but mostly just a picture or two or three once a week or so. Enjoy!
I cannot speak for the majority but I will say I am a better with others than by myself. I am much better with The Bride than without. A great friend is priceless and hard to come by as well. My Mom and my Dad were seen as one but yet they were two. I am better for that as well. The photo below my interpretation of two is better than one.
The sun has been hiding this Winter and I was beginning to wondering where it had gone. Or if it was going to show back up! As you can guess, I was surprised to see it greet me and my friends this morning. Well there you are!
A lone corner post stands guard over a fence line surrounding a cemetery. The cemetery is old, as one can be called old, in a relatively young civilization. It observes and monitors the passing years as a loyal and silent guardian to the past.
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When I first spotted this old barn I felt compelled to take the shot. I see a lot of old barns and this one is fairly typical of most: Solid and built to last in it’s time but it’s time is past. The combination of snow and sunless gloom of this particular day could not, in my mind’s eye, diminish this old barns rich and honorable past. To farmers old and new here is a living monument of a farm’s past.
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