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

Friday, October 21, 2011

Fall is Here

GOD is so good. I love his many wonders. The last wild flowers of the year.... I think the wild ones are my favorites.... and hydragias.







Fall is my favorite season. though I do wish that fall was a bit longer... and winter a little shorter.



I went out yesterday and took ALOT of pictures. I figured I'd take advantage of the most beautiful season while it lasts.
Oh, what a beautiful picture! (Yes that was me bragging!)
I love Black Eyed Susans


I love our apple tree. It didn't produce the greatest (really not eddible) apples last year, then my brother pruned it and now the apples are deliciouse!










Thursday, July 28, 2011

photography course pictures!!!

I've been taking an online photography course-it's been great to have while I'm sick.
i was sitting in the shade of our crab apple tree wishing I could help my sister and Momma in the garden, mono has me really wiped out so I decided to use what I've learned and take some pictures.
I wasn't allowed to crop or change my pics at all. I'm happy with my pictures. I even like the old broken down barn in the back ground. The top pic I was thinking along the lines of natural frames the second one I was concentrating more on lines.


You can see the site where I'm taking the course if your interested, I would definitely recommend it www.ed2go.com/classes

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Winter Garden

Moma bought me Paper White bulbs and it has been so much fun watching flowers grow in the winter. They sit on the window seat enjoying the sun light. I thank God for Flowers!


This Is Moma's Geranium growing beside by Paper White.

Autumn







Friday, September 10, 2010

Snails

I found ten of these snails on one of mom's plants. Noughty little bugger. This is the biggest one. If you look you can see his trail of goop. Autumn

Thursday, September 9, 2010

flowers


This picture and the header picture I took on the same day in our new little garden.
Autumn