Long, hot day of reasonably hard labor. I've been working on a corral upgrade in preparation for working (vaccinating/ear tagging/castrating) 26 recently purchased calves.
As the day began to wane I took the opportunity to play some more with the new camera. Got a bit of a light and shadow thing going on.
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| Prickly pear blooming. |
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| One of the rare pink blossomed prickly pears. |
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| Prickly pear blooming in a patch of smooth brome. |
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| Redwing blackbird. Kind of late in the year to see them, usually migrated through by now. |
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| He looks a little worn and beat up. |
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| Squirreltail barley. |
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| From the other side. |
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| Sunflower. |
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| Color, light and shadow. |
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| That nail is always there, why did I snap a picture today? |
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| Grain auger. |
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| Layers. |
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| Bolt hole. |
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| More light and shadow. |
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| Northeast wind. Unusual. |
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| More moon. |
Great photos Shaun!
ReplyDeleteLove the play of light and shadow.
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, I've still got to operate with my Nikon. I mean, who can keep up in this day and age with only a 12 Mega Pixel camera! Right?
ReplyDeleteShoot-fahr! I remember when (and not that long ago) there was a decimal point to the left of the mp rating. Like point-twelve megapixels. It'll be years before I figure this thing out. If ever. Just hope to unlock a few secrets before I die.
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