The f-stops Here

Thursday, 28 November 2013

... eat spaghetti with fingers?

Marty does!

Obviously, we didn't get ALL the leaves raked up!

My lavender plant is casting shadows on some vagrant oak leaves, partially snow covered.

After the first snow, my back yard chair still seemed to be inviting.

Come sit in the sun! it said.

No thanks ... -15 wind chill just doesn't cut it!

This story (photo) has a beginning, middle and end.

The beginning is the foreground weeds, slightly softly blurred.

The middle is the bull rushes, sharply focused.

The end, is the grey railings and trees, blurred in the background.

And here's the entire tree, all five trunks.

At Mer Bleu, there is a special five-trunked birch tree that I love.

Often there is a special section of the bark that has interest.

Here, some of the bark is peeling, and another trunk is blurred behind.

On a morning walk at Mer Bleu, plants were still dusted with the frost from the previous night.

As my walk progressed, and the sun warmed the plants, the frost melted.

I was lucky to be early enough to get this shot!