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Yup! well, most of the trees still have leaves!
but there are quite a few that don’t!
I thought this was cool! I found a bunch of deer prints in my uncle’s backyard!
😀purplecat wrote:Beautiful shots! I love the raccoon, I think they’re really neat. 😀 Do you have any pics of foxes by chance?
No, no foxes sorry… wish I did.
Nice colors KMD4me. The only time there was deers at my place was the day I was gone and my neighbor told me all about it…unfortunatly she did not have a camera but there was tracs in the snow to prove it!
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foxfeather wrote:dang your good BDW!!! so how goes getting prints done?
I have not gotten a chance to go to town to find out where I could get them done. But because of all you guys, 😀 I will definitly get some done and maybe do some cards. I already have a boutique that is interrested in selling some when I have them. So thank you all for the complements, I guess it is just what I needed. 😳
Thanks Serenity and BDW! BDW, those pics are awesome! The deer tracks were up by my uncles house and he lives in the middle of nowhere! They had a doe with 2 fawns in the yard last time I was there, but I didn’t get pics, but my aunt did, I’ll try to get some of them off her camera when I see her tomorrow!
here’s a doe I saw last time I was at his house. She was really far away in the field so the pic isn’t the best. The pic was taken in a field behind his house.
pretty sunset and clouds!
Gracie. it was hard to get her to stand still long enough for me to take a picture!
😀 Nice sunsets KMD. I really like the last one with the clouds, they are always better with some clouds in the sky.
A little trick to taking pictures of pets: Wait untill they are asleep, then gently wake them. once they don’t look half asleep, but are still quiet, start taking picture. That is how I got good shots of my pet. And the best pictures are when you place the camera and yourself at the same level they are. That also applies to nature photography (flowers…).
Sometimes my camera is at ground level and that is when I’ll lay down on the ground with it. 😆 My neigbour got scared when she saw my on the ground for so long, she thought there was something wrong with me and came running calling my named. Then she cursed me for giving her a scare. Now she is used to it… 😉Blackdesertwind wrote:😀 Nice sunsets KMD. I really like the last one with the clouds, they are always better with some clouds in the sky.
A little trick to taking pictures of pets: Wait untill they are asleep, then gently wake them. once they don’t look half asleep, but are still quiet, start taking picture. That is how I got good shots of my pet. And the best pictures are when you place the camera and yourself at the same level they are. That also applies to nature photography (flowers…).
Sometimes my camera is at ground level and that is when I’ll lay down on the ground with it. 😆 My neigbour got scared when she saw my on the ground for so long, she thought there was something wrong with me and came running calling my named. Then she cursed me for giving her a scare. Now she is used to it… 😉LOL! That works with almost everything! Catching wild birds in pictures can be a pain though. I had a blue jay posing for me but I have metal screens on my windows which really made the pics come out bad. 🙁
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