All of spring’s greenery looks incredibly bright processed as IR. Taken 14 May 2017.
Minimalist
Heron on the prowl
A great blue heron stalks frogs and other prey in a pond near the White River in northwestern Arkansas, against tall grass spangled in wildflowers.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Extra, extra
There were big two extras in this photo: the size of the cinnamon roll and Aunt Betty’s delighted expression at seeing the giant pastry (and the gentle teasing from everyone else at the table.)
And an earlier extra. Was trying to photo the ducks and found the accidental bald eagle in the image. The white tail feathers and head are backlight to the left side of the image in the trees.
A cast of extras with starring roles:
- Hummingbird: http://sarazancotti.wordpress.com/2014/06/15/weekly-photo-challenge-extra-extra-1/
- Morning: http://whymatters.me/2014/06/13/weekly-photo-challenge-extra-extra/
- Please don’t feed the bears (your children): http://bumblepuppies.wordpress.com/2014/06/13/feeding-the-bears-insults-my-intelligence/
- A swan, with extras: http://esengasvoice.wordpress.com/2014/06/13/weekly-photo-challenge-extra-extra/
- Surprise on the lobstah pots: http://myencorelifeinfocus.wordpress.com/2014/06/13/weekly-photo-challenge-extra-extra/
At the pond
Infrared is fascinating for the fantasy quality it lends to images. There’s a lot going on in this image, it’s also somehow meditative as the eye wanders through it.
Monet kind of morning
A little engine vibrato, a dip in the road and a longish exposure added up to an impressionistic feel.
Cat(tails) and dogs
Yesterday’s hill workout (with camera, of course) was a story of cat(tails) and dogs.
The (Urban-Wildlife) Interface 