Power Poles/Lines

In the Eyes of a Photographer

When you're a photographer you see things from a whole new perspective. One might observe things in greater detail...... The world is totally different in the eyes of a photographer. Objects that are ugly look somewhat beautiful, thus we photograph them as it makes an interesting composition. From photography I have learned to respect, love, admire and appreciate this beautiful world that we all live in.

Shadow From Posts

Randomoness

Shadow of a walnut tree.
I have no clue what this one is?

Leaves

(I edited this one a bit)



This morning when I awoke I looked out my window and noticed that we had gotten a heavy frost, darn wished it was snow. First thing that came to mind was (I'm going to go photograph all the leaves with frost on them...) After walking around in the front yard photographing some leaves (in the 31 degree temperature) I uploaded them and here is what I got. What do you think?

Random

Robin Nest

Sunlight on Birdbath

Leaf

Snow Berries and a Bird

A House Sparrow
Snow Berries

Unindentified Object?

I have not the slightest clue as to what these are. They are just real interesting! I suppose I could look them up in the book. They almost look the seed from the dandelion, but who knows???

Power Poles and lines

Well, that is a guard rail, not a power-line... ( I love the shadow)

Random

Pictures I took on a walk

Notice the heron in the tree.

The Leaf Pile

Just some random old leaves that were in a pile.
I don't know why, but something about it made me snap away.

The view from our house.
I took this one last night.
Holly

Roses

Holly Tree

Horse Reflection

Which way is the right way?


I was on a walk today and I couldn't just walk pass this lake without taking a photo of this horse and its reflection in the water. I probably could of stayed there for an hour snapping away, but I had to catch up with my Mom, who was barely visible by sight, haha...

A Photography Quote.

I just love this quote.

“To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.”

-- Elliott Erwitt

Random

A bird nest
candle