Showing posts with label swans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swans. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Animal Wednesday: Meditation


I had a day off today and all I asked for was to find a few moments to take a shot or two of the foliage before today's rain brings down all the leaves.
This is one of my favorite vistas. A house on the marsh looking as if it's its own island. I was thrilled to see it had visitors today as I was driving by on my way home from the market. 


Hello, Mr. and Mrs.!!




Soft rain falling in Autumn...and swans!

Thank you, Universe.  

P.S.  My nickname at work is tree hugger. And that's a bad thing?

Happy Animal Wednesday!!

Wednesday, January 05, 2011

Animal Wednesday: sunset, swans and sky fire


I've been working in the studio for most of the day trying to put in a certain amount of time and discipline. I was also enjoying it, although I haven't been well for a few days.
As it was nearing four o'clock I decided to drive myself down to this little park in my neighborhood and watch the sunset. It was quite nippy, but peaceful and lovely.


How fortunate to have these beauties show up for Animal Wednesday!
Three more followed behind. How can they handle that freezing water?


This was the finale!! I swear to you this is an untouched photo. The only thing I did was try a few pictures on the "sunset" setting. Wow! I also zoomed way in. That could be it, I got too close to the fire. Glad I did though ;)
Happy Animal Wednesday!
xo♥

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

A Swan Story


On a very chilly Fall day my friend and I were out on a photoshoot. Our destination was the famous carousel not far from the house. After we shot a million pics at the carousel we went for a walk in the park across the street. On our way down the stairs to the little stretch of beach on Narragansett Bay, I saw this guy preening away, oblivious to us. It looked like he was covered in something yucky, not sure what.


He looked footless in the mucky sand! I got closer to see if perhaps we needed to call wildlife to do a well check on him.


I think this may have been his way to tell me he was fine, just doing swan things.


Along comes this pretty gal to check him out. It may even be his significant other, who knows.


She's just scoping the situation.


He showed no interest. He just continued with his obsessive preening.


Little missy got closer, but still no reaction from sticky feathers.


He finally looked up!
Ah, too late little guy.




And once again he was back to his preening, alone.
I think she'll be back.

Happy Animal Wednesday!
It's around 2 degrees here today. My fingers are blue!
Why did I leave CA?????