Nikon Coolpix 5600 – Daffodil Hill Photography

Feeling The Years

We Wee Three

There is a hinge on the old barn on our place that has several nails, in place of a larger one I presume, that fix the door to the hinge. I took the following with my Nikon CoolPix 5600 which is a small as well but not as small as the nails. Enjoy!

An Old Homestead On The Fly

I took this capture on the fly as a reminder to go back later and get some better shots. I have not made it back but I do remember where it is. Hopefully one day I will make it back there and if not this will suffice as a reminder of days past and of an old homestead on the fly.

A Winning Combination

I took this with my Nikon Coolpix 5600 5MP point and shot.

Apples To Be

Above is an unedited photo of an Apple Blossom on Grandfather Apple Tree. I took this capture with my Nikon Coolpix 5600. We will have bees doing what bees do then Apples soon after!

A Piece Of Yesterday In B&W

Slow Down In A Small Town

This small town, not far were I live, is a roll-up-the-side-walks-at-dark kind of place.The pace is slow and the people are very nice. It is a postcard of a gentler time and place. When I go there it always makes me think of how busy my life is in comparison to days past. So when things speed up I sometime will come here to slow down in a small town.

I used my Coolpix 5600 in for this capture. — I used my Coolpix 5600 for this capture.

“Welcome Home Our Brother” Says The Trees

Have you ever taken a shot for one reason but once you study it you see it for something entirely different? I saw this old house and thought what stories could this house tell if could only do so. What I saw after I downloaded it was something quite different. As I scrutinized my capture I noticed the trees and vines around the house and how them seemed to embrace it. It appeared as if the trees were reclaiming one of their own: “Welcome Home Our Brother” Says the trees.

One From Last March

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!