It's Sippin' Time
I went back out to highway 476 to take some photos when it’s sunny and not cloudy like a couple of days ago. Found some nice blue bonnet fields, an old, dilapidated farm house and went back to the little remote lake to shoot in different light.
Lilly Pad and Dragon Fly
Springtime Tranquility
The Back Porch
Ma! The Outhouse Has A Hole In The Roof!
Little House In The Big Woods
Bluebonnet Field
The Dragon Fly
Ok…this last one may not be the sharpest picture I ever took, but I got it at about 35 ft away, hand holding with a 70-300mm lens while he was flitting around. I think the fact that I got anything was amazing
While driving highway 476 between Lytle and Poteet, Texas, I came across a little lake. So I grabbed the camera and snapped some shots.
Reflections in a remote lake
Times Forgotten
Strike A Pose
A Study In Distance
Hook, Line and Sinker
True Blue
Tree In Field Of Blue
Indian Paintbrush
Burst Of Yellow
Purple Painting In Profile
I’ve learned over the years that photo opportunities aren’t always directly in front of you, hence the title of this post. Here are some more shots from the San Antonio Riverwalk expansion that require that you look up, down or around, to find.
Concrete Ripple
The Great Escape
Money
Gone Fishing
Anchor Point
Stairs In The Sky
Just some shots of flowers and plants from the San Antonio Riverwalk expansion.
His Purple Badness
In Bloom
Floating Zen
Lavendar on Lush
Shamrock Surfing
The River Expansion is a great place to take shots of water. Water can convey so many things: movement, stillness, power, serenity. I tried to capture a little bit of all these, and maybe something more.
Tumbling Falls
Trapped Serenity
Cosmic Ripple
Subtle Power
Falling Pure
Choices
Unwanted Beauty
Precipice
I saw a lot of ducks on a recent photowalk and was able to capture a couple of decent shots.
Baby Duckling
The Brood
Wild Child
A Watchful Eye
Tonal Sunset
Sometimes the blur works
This dog was apparently dumped in my subdivision and he’s taken up residence outside my front gate. He won’t leave! He’s been there since Friday. I’ve tried to run him off, chase him away, but he just backs up a little, lowers his head and wags his tail. He keeps trying to sneak in the gate, which is bad, because Woodie the wonder Akita will kill him dead if he does. So if anyone in the San Antonio area wants a very sweet, affectionate dog, PLEASE come get the little booger out of my driveway!
