This next week's challenge is to get something framed by nature. Trees making a frame over a stream, a branch making a fork around the moon…nature does a lot of this if we’ll just open our eyes and look.
I apparently read blah blah blah frames...and totally missed the nature's part of the challenge. So, here are a couple pictures I took of sheep framed in a wooden (ex-tree?) doorway with a sunbeam.
That's Popcorn PeePee Pants facing us.
And Boudreaux. Poor Boudreaux. Poor Big Boudreaux. The butt of too many posts lately. I'm sorry Boudreaux. Here, have a cookie ;-).
I took these pictures with my iPhone. While definitely not the same as the Nikon, I've had a ton of fun snapping decent pictures of this and that, especially out feeding in the evenings or early morning.
With just a touch of a "button" I can post them to my Twitter account and that's become almost a second blog. A micro blog. Wait, a lamb sized blog! If you are interested, feel free to follow along and scroll back for a nice Keebler picture, a bunch of Hank shots, Renny and Ewenice headed down the driveway and even the stupid Adventure Chickens make it on there occasionally.
So, for some Sunday Stills folks who did read the directions this week...
I apparently read blah blah blah frames...and totally missed the nature's part of the challenge. So, here are a couple pictures I took of sheep framed in a wooden (ex-tree?) doorway with a sunbeam.
That's Popcorn PeePee Pants facing us.
And Boudreaux. Poor Boudreaux. Poor Big Boudreaux. The butt of too many posts lately. I'm sorry Boudreaux. Here, have a cookie ;-).
I took these pictures with my iPhone. While definitely not the same as the Nikon, I've had a ton of fun snapping decent pictures of this and that, especially out feeding in the evenings or early morning.
With just a touch of a "button" I can post them to my Twitter account and that's become almost a second blog. A micro blog. Wait, a lamb sized blog! If you are interested, feel free to follow along and scroll back for a nice Keebler picture, a bunch of Hank shots, Renny and Ewenice headed down the driveway and even the stupid Adventure Chickens make it on there occasionally.
So, for some Sunday Stills folks who did read the directions this week...
21 comments:
that's some neat effects with the sun star. good photos for not using a camera.
I always love pictures of your sheep no matter how they are "framed". :)
Love the light!
Rules schmools those are lovely photos.
I love breaking rules!! Great shots.
LOL! Blah, blah, blah..Boudreax has been the butt of too many jokes lately, excellent pics..:-)
Ha ha! That's what the crazysheeplady is all about.
The sticker goes on my car today. Thanks!
Sunshine on their shoulders makes me happy :-)
aren't sheep part of nature, well they are framing part of your picture. Excellent shots by the way. I have a new phone with usb cord maybe I should try taking pictures with it since I don't always have camera when I need it.
Good job.....I don't get it they are framed by nature aren't they....the sun is part of nature.
Love them, good job!
Love them, good job!
Isn't sunshine part of nature?
Cool! Love the first photo.
Well done! Even on a phone!
I think the photos are great no matter WHAT camera you used or what kind of frame is framing the sheep!
;-)
I really need to start using Twitter. I have an account but use it about once every six months...
I think the "former trees" frame the sheep beautifully.
I love the rainbow of light coming through the barn.
Just lovely...
aww they're pretty cute
see?
This is what I'm talking about.
I love the first one very much!!!
Your frames are perfect!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
http://deltacountyhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com
Well, the wood was once a tree...you're right on ;~)
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