1. Emotion - I'm not sure what to call this emotion, but I know she was having fun!
2. From a Flower's Point of View - This is what the flowers get a close up view of in my yard while she's sniffing around.
3. Natural Frame - I caught Mason between two boards while they were fixing the fence.
4. Letters - I'm sure a lot of you found really cool signs. This is all I've got!
5. Bliss - The crepe myrtles are finally blooming. Yay!
Your crepe myrtles are gorgeous, I don't think they grow here but it could be I've just had my head in the sand far too long. : )
ReplyDeleteThis photo scavenger hunt you're a part of is cool. Love the natural frame photo!
Andrea
Emotion is very cute and I love the pic of your doggie!
ReplyDeleteLove all these shots....the framing, the dog's face-very clever take on flower POV, the emotion....hey, they're all fantastic. Great series.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Awww,these are great Deb! Love the pool picture.
ReplyDeleteOne of these Sunday's I'm going to join in, it looks fun.
Lovely shots and oh if only our climate was warm enough for those beautiful myrtles. I must add that Mason is a very handsome young man!
ReplyDeleteRosie :)
Really great shots! your doggies nose is perfect for the flower prompt! I also love crepe myrtles!!
ReplyDeleteThose first two shots are breathtaking! Love these!
ReplyDeleteThose first two shots are breathtaking! Love these!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots - especially the natural frame! It's fun to see all the different shots of emotion on the hunt today.
ReplyDeleteRinda
First 3 photos are all so cute and full of motion; happines, joy, enthusiasm !!!! Great photos !
ReplyDeleteJaiks, I was saying emotions but I quess motion is almost as good word :)
ReplyDeletei love the shot from the flowers point of view great idea cute doggy and of course emotion kids are the best to shoot
ReplyDeleteAll great photos! Love natural frame and emotion! She looks like she's having a blast!
ReplyDeleteThat pool picture is priceless! Absolutely love it. Oh and I also want to kidnap your dog-I'm trying to convince my guy to get a Jack Russell over a cat!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Crepe myrtle - never heard of that but it's beautiful! And your dog is seriously too cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your creative natural frame shot! :)
ReplyDeleteLove that last photo and the one of your son smiling through the fence posts. I hope you are having a wonderful weekend away.
ReplyDeleteI love that last picture. It's so beautiful and peaceful. :)
ReplyDeleteMarla @ www.blueskiesphotoblog.com
Beautiful, Deb! I really love that "frame".
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set - love your first shot!
ReplyDeletethe crepe mrytles here are jsut starting to bloom as well...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures!
I love your shot for letters. If that was in my house- that would mean elation for me because that would mean that I finally got my camera. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Deb. I love the emotion and natural frame. That last one is so pretty too.
ReplyDeleteI love your set! The emotion one of Brinkley - ADORABLE! And that frame one - how perfect was that! Great stuff Lady.
ReplyDeleteI love your letters! Not only am I a canon girl myself, but I also like the lighting and dof :)
ReplyDeleteThose are all great shots. Yay for blooming crepe myrtles! I love them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! Love your frame shot!
ReplyDeletelove the crepe myrtles... haven't seen those either... where do you live?? he he he... You have pretty flowers in your neck of the woods.... love the emotion shot... she is showing plenty of emotion!! sweet little one!!
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is so fun. I just love it.. I also love the shot of your dog.. too cute..
ReplyDeleteHugs, Linda
I love your Bliss shot --the myrtles are so pretty against the blue of the sky! :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are awesome! :) I love the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th pictures the most. Well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures - love the natural frame of the fence!
ReplyDeleteHee hee! Such a humble "this is all I've got" with that gorgeous red line running around the top of that lens. All you've got. Sure. ;)
ReplyDeleteI always love your entries. Natural frame is great and from a flower's point of view is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteHow ironic of Mason's fence photo only to be able to use it weeks later for a natural frame project. I LOVE the textured photo of the lighthouse. Magnificent.
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