Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts

Sunday, January 2, 2011

2010 In Review -- God's Creation

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It has been so fun these past few days, looking back on my year in photographs.  Today I'm focusing on images of God's beauty that I have seen and captured all around me.  Without further ado, enjoy the beauty that only the Lord creates.

Sunset after a day of tubing

Spring chives

Summer daisy

Rainbow Falls, upstate New York

Sunset on my favorite lake in the world :)

Oswegatchie River, upstate New York

Autumn in the park

Frosted tree, just last week

May the Lord bless you this new year with renewed faith, with reverence for His creation, and an ever-growing passion to know Him better!

Living life.
Capturing life.
Christine

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Friday, November 5, 2010

Saturday Sightings -- "Spotted" Indoors



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I'm excited to join this meme (a day early!) this week.  A few days ago I purchased a 50mm f1.4 portrait lens for my Canon camera.  I've been prowling around snapping shots and getting used to shooting with it.  The bokeh is amazing!

I "spotted" this bowl of tomatoes on my counter.  Actually, I've walked by it and worked around it every day for a few weeks, and the tomatoes are starting to turn red.  Garden tomatoes in November!  Who would have thought??


Living life.
Capturing life.

Christine

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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

That BUGS Me!

The thing about owning a macro lens is that whenever I see an insect, I run back inside for my camera.  Silly, I know...

I almost nailed this spider when I reached in to pick some green beans which are still growing on the vines.  I was able to pick all around him, and got another bowl full of beans for the freezer.




Then, while I was shooting the spider, I heard the familiar buzz of a creature that, in man's scientific understanding, shouldn't be able to fly.




I love bumblebees, as long as they don't land on me.

Living life.
Capturing life.

Christine

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Indeed My Heritage