The light this morning was amazing, in that we actually had some for a change. So I took my camera with me when I walked down to the barn to see what I could see. And one thing I saw was this strange plant that was part botany and part sheep.
I am still learning how to use this camera, which is new and could probably be programmed to run my entire household it's so fancy, but even keeping that in mind I was blown away by the quality of the images I captured. I so miss photography. I miss my old Minolta Maxxum. But I have to say that in this area technology truly satisfies my need for instant photographical gratification.
Granted, there's not a lot of color in the landscape at the moment, but considering this is winter light, I think the quality is luminescent.
More fiber. It practically does grow on trees.
Love the pix, Celeste - and your accompanying words. I sometimes envy your bucolic New England life - thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ken! There are days when I wish it was a little more bucolic, but I'm grateful for it regardless. I'm glad nature is God's second book because it's one of my favorites. :^)
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ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Celeste. Hope to see many more. I also hope I'll be able to get out and take some pictures soon. Planning to go to the refuge sometime, before the next blast of arctic air arrives. L, Dad
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dad! You'd better get out there soon...I hear the polar vortex is bearing down upon us once again! xoxo, c
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