I love the shot of the bee - considering I'm Melissophobic (that's "fear of bees" not "fear of Melissas") I'm particularly impressed that he got that close!
I have to agree with everyone else, I can see that photographic talent runs in your family! Thanks to both of you for sharing these beautiful pics! Veronica
Hey,Evan,
ReplyDeleteYou're becoming a very good photographer. Your Mamma is a good teacher.
What amazing photos! I love the squirrel ones. All this on your nature walk? Very nice. And I love your new header...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing photography! I've been enjoying these wonderful pictures lately and appreciate the vicarious nature walks!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, when I look veeeerrrry closely at the bee picture Evan took... I'm sure that bee is smiling.
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteEvan probably knows more than I do about using the camera, because he actually read the manual (novel idea). :)
Yes, this was all on our walk today. I am so thankful that God sends some surprises our way!
Why, yes it is, Dell! Thanks for pointing it out! :)
I love the shot of the bee - considering I'm Melissophobic (that's "fear of bees" not "fear of Melissas") I'm particularly impressed that he got that close!
ReplyDeleteWe don't see many honeybees around here anymore.
Being a great photographer must run in the family. I can never get my photos to look that good.
ReplyDeletethat is wonderful; what a perfect way to spend the day!
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I think I will be moving permanently over to blogger, I hope you visit!
You have such beautiful scenery around you house!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with everyone else, I can see that photographic talent runs in your family! Thanks to both of you for sharing these beautiful pics! Veronica
ReplyDeleteWow! I have never seen a yellow headed blackbird before.
ReplyDeleteYour son is quite the photographer. :)
~Tina