Whilst catching up on some friends blogs I was inspired to share with you some of my fave pix from the last few months. I went through the photos we have taken today so that I can take them to be printed out, something I do every few months for our family as some don't have computers so we can't share our pix that way. It is a nice thing to do actually because it is like re-living the moment. I love my digital camera, I can take as many photos as I like and not have to worry about processing but also not have to worry about sharing the film with what hubby wants to take. This first lot were taken the same day as the shot behind my header (the sunset). That was a really great day. We joined some friends for an evening at the beach and were blessed with an awesome sunset, a wedding, seagulls, pelicans, and best of all, happy kids. This chap was just begging to have his photo taken.
These two came soaring in so close I thought they were going to crash! The lights were on a jetty where there were several people fishing so I expect they came in hope of a free feed! I don't think I have ever been as close to one before.
I managed to get right under the light pole before this one flew away.
The afore-mentioned awesome sunset. I think I should have loaded it bigger.
Stay tuned for more pix, I might even squeeze in some arty ones too.
3 comments:
Hi Kylie!! I have just "discovered" your blog and it is great. Now that I know about it I'm going to add you to my blog list. Love your pictures (and photos) but I must admit I'd like the art ones bigger - I love details and your work is really worth seeing bigger!! I'll be back - all the best with blogging, it is such a great way to stay in touch.
Love, love, love the pelicans on the lightpost in silhouette. Just wonderful. Although the pessimist hopes no-one was fishing directly under them (giggles).
Hi Ladies,
Thanks for your comments. Deb, I will try the larger pic size and see if all my 'mistakes' can be seen! Some arty ones coming soon. Julie, no fisherman but I did try that angle! They are so majestic. Your photos inspired me to show mine.
Ky
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