Photography
While walking down a wooded path we had never before traveled, we came upon a clearing where a family of deer were enjoying a sunset meal in the grassy field. Of course they scattered before I could even get my camera raised.
Now that I know they are there, I will be sneakier the next time we go back. 🙂
It’s amazing how quickly the sun sets, or maybe just how fast time goes by when I am out walking and taking pictures. We went to a neighborhood trail last night and walked east which gave me a chance to turn back and take these shots of the setting sun backlighting the tree line.
What seemed like ten short minutes later, when we returned along the same path, the sun had disappeared.
The gnat clusters (I don’t know what else to call them!) were out in full force. If you look close, you can see them in the sunlight below. They were all along our walking path, so I felt like I had to keep my head down a lot.
All in all, it was a nice after-dinner outing. My daughter rode her bike; I got some decent shots (more to come), and my husband kept us both company.
50mm prime
f/4.5, 1/125, ISO 800
Back to school tomorrow. 😦
We went for a walk today, and it was windier and colder than I liked. I would have rather been in the gym, but then I would have missed the view.
This is for Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. I took these photos on a particularly warm day in December. Daddy and daughter walking down the path. How sweet! Love them!
My husband took these on his phone. I think they turned out beautifully!
I’ve been in a bit of a slump until recently. Should have some new photos of my own to post soon.
According to legend, this is the scene of the suicide death of a heart-broken Native American girl.
