When I am excited about something, I have a tendency to repeat myself.
And since Fall has provided us with beautiful colors this year—and I consider
that to be terribly exciting—I am sharing a few more fall photos.
The woodpile-bigger-than-my-dog shot is a favorite due to
its painterly appearance but each photo has its own special qualities.
I never tire of this photo showing the lane leading to the back
acreage. Click on the photo to view a larger version.
Bursting milkweed pod is a fall favorite but this one was loaded
with oncopeltus fasciatus, a.k.a. milkweed bugs. Nast!!
I sighted a Mule hiding in the brush. This one happened
to have a steering wheel. Hee haw!!
With color at every turn, I make effort to ignore certain things. But, since my
brain doesn't allow such nonsense, I usually return for a photo.
I removed brambles and brush and dug a campfire pit to create this campsite.
There is a semi-cleared pathway that leads to the creek on the far right.
Matisse must have made a visit.
Magnificent colors.
An unplanned adoption allowed this good-natured black lab
to spend her days exploring wide open spaces. Lucky dog!
Matissed once again.
A calming color palette,
and an empty nest.
Her nose knows no peace. Busy, busy, busy.
Halle is a lucky dog!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and full of color and light - a perfect day(s) in an Eden-like area.
ReplyDeleteYou have a butler?
Good evening, Karen. It was fun scrolling these photos once again!
ReplyDeleteRe your question: This was actually a little girl sleeping on a couch in a real estate office which was located in a model home. Her mother was negotiating to buy a home and was taking a long time and the girl just passed out...must have been really tired. I didn't post it at first as it seemed I was somehow violating her personal space, but then I worked on the photo until I got it to look less personal and thought that would work. I rather like it.