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About Me
- Nancy
- I live in Texas. I have loved taking pictures ever since I was able to hold a camera in my hands. When I was little I used to walk around with my parents' camera and take pictures. I didn't have any film, but I took many pictures. : ) I'm not a professional, but I hope to get better with each picture I take. I love taking fun unposed pictures, and have some great ideas that I'm ready to try. I hope you enjoy my photography blog, and may your imagination wander the fields covered with the wild flowers of Texas. Canon Rebel XT & Olympus D-560 Zoom
Spring Time!
I haven't posted lately because I've been soooo busy, and when you spend 8 + hours in front of a computer M-F the last thing I want to do is sit another few more hours inside when I could be outside getting shots of Spring flowers, baby animals, and the first Hummer. Yep, I spotted my first Hummer yesterday late afternoon. I was very excited, I've been waiting and watching since the middle of March....my little feeders have been swinging in the breeze waiting for a Hummer to come and visit. I also have a feeder that is stuck to my office window and I can watch as I'm sitting at my desk working.
I'm so glad Spring is here!
I'm so glad Spring is here!
Blog Archive
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May
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- Wagon
- Texas Sunset May 2008
- Nearly Wild
- Umbrella
- Don Juan
- Bird bath and Larkspur
- Fuzzy Red
- Old things found
- Gracie
- More Mandy Mock-a-Moo
- Old man and the boys...
- Families Joined
- I do
- Marines all together-even a retired Major. Grandfa...
- Out the door
- The Maid of honor
- Special things
- On my way....
- Little Devil
- Bee careful!
- Violets
- Early morning coyote pratrol
- Texas Sunset
- Bluebonnets
- Bluebonnets
- In the Texas Bluebonnets
- In the field
- Little yellow visitor
- Pretty Pink
- Morning comes
- In the morning mist
- Swaying in the breeze
- ummm....what can I get into?
- Lost in the trees
- Mandy
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1 comment:
Good job bringing the subject to the foreground. The pink is really vibrant and is pulled to the front.
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