From Clicking to Creating
From Clicking to Creating
This is a really busy time of year for me with photography. I’m out early morning, and again in the evening, and it seems I spend the middle of the day going through 1000’s of photos. So this will be another quick post.
The Dogwood 52 prompt this week is Eye lines. Create an image where the subject is drawing our eye to an unseen something in the photo. This moose was certainly looking at something, I never did see what had his attention.
Something small is the prompt for the 2 Lil Owls. This little chipmunk was a busy guy the other evening, finding some dinner.
Have you guys been taking any fun photos? I will share a few tomorrow of what I’ve been seeing.
If only that work thing wasn’t hanging around all the time, Mom would love to be out taking photos all day. I know everyone always sees greener grass on the other side of things, but your photography life, out in nature seems so wonderful.
Hello, these are beautiful photos. I love the moose and the chipmunk. Have a happy day!
I wonder what Mr. Moose saw? As for the chipmunk? I’m in love! He’s so darn cute!! I’ve loved chipmunks since the days of Alvin, Theodore, Simon, and their human, Dave…let’s see, early 50s?
I got a cute photo of Ducky the other morning, sitting next to the birdbath. I had to do some major cropping, so it’s a bit blurry. I’ll email or pm it to you.
Busy is good, I hope in this case, even when we feel there isn’t enough hours in a day. But when you capture beautiful images like these, it’s all worthwhile.
The moose shot is amazing…it really makes you wonder what he is looking at! We are overloaded with chipmunks here this year, and they are enjoying when we have feed out for our birds. I feel like they’re part of the farm since we’re feeding them too! They also keep Luke entertained out on the patio. They’re just so cute and that’s such a great shot of that one up in the bush.
What a beautiful big bull moose! I bet that he was looking for a lady!
I took a grainy photo with my iPhone of a squirrel in a tree. Does that count?