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My What BIG Eyes You Have




Bringing Home A Baby Bumble Bee

I am having a ball with the Macro lens.  WOW!  Just WOW!  I cannot wait to try out the telephoto, too.

Bee on Red 2 6-27 Bees on Pink 6-27

The next was a pretty large bumble bee.  I didn’t realize bees were so fast or so hairy.

Bumble Bee on Petunia  Clear 6-27This is the stuff my nightmares are made of.  I tell you what.  I do not know why I sneeze like crazy when I get in from taking pictures.

Pollen, the stuff nightmares are made of 6-27


I found Smurf Village.  Couldn’t find the little blue guys though. They must have been somewhere else.

Smurf Village 6-27


This is what Bec’s nightmares are made of.  No Bec,  I did not kill it.  It hopped flower to flower.

Spider Green 6-27


Trying Macro Lens-Having Fun!

Today I played with the macro lens. I cannot wait to play with it more.




I Missed the Moon, But I’m A Stargazer


Mother’s beautiful stargazer lily.

Alive in the Garden




Mother’s garden very active with insect life.

Dragon Fly, What Big Eyes You Have!

It is interesting once YOU capture something in photo, it becomes yours, and you start noticing things you have not before.  I have noticed the beauty of dragon flies before, even commented on a blog recently about how beautiful their pictures were, but it was not until today when I looked at my pictures that I noticed just how large their eyes are.  Photographers truly do see through different eyes.  I am not in the class with the pros, I will never reach that point, but I am so excited for the eyes that I see through now.

Dragon Fly Pink Flower 6-18 Dragon Fly on purple clear 6-18 Dragon Fly Clear 6-18 Dragon Fly blue side view clear 6-18 Dragon Fly on Pink 6-18

Around the Wildflower Garden Today…

Hidden butterfly 6-7 2 Purple Flower 6-7 Pink and Bee, most clear 6-7 Red Lily 6-7 Wildflower bud 6-7 Sand 6-7 Red flower raindrops 6-5-2


It just amazes me daily the things I am starting to see anew.  From the sand on the ground, to the true beauty of flowers.  I have always thought flowers were nice, but never been one to notice the shapes of petals or drops of rain on them, or tiny creatures in their habitat.  I am so grateful for this photographic journey of healing and awakening to the world around me.  These pictures all come from Mother’s gardening.  I can see why she finds peace when working around it.

Mother’s Vineyard

Grapes 2 6-7Grapes 6-7

Mother’s grapes are producing this year. So pretty, going to be so yummy too!

Yellow Flowers Are So Pretty To Me

Yellow Flowers Are So Pretty To Me

I Took these yesterday. If I am correct, we gave them to Mother a couple of years ago. She has kept them alive.

Consider the Lilies of the Field

Some of Mother’s green thumb gardening again. These lilies grow massive and beautiful.

The insect on the first lily enjoyed a fresh drink of rain water off of the lily petal.

Drinking on a lily 6-5-2

White Lily portrait 6-5

White Lily 6-5

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